Why people looking for true love are NEAR IMPOSSIBLE to coax into making a commitment?

There is an interesting interaction between people who believe in true love (or True Emotion Mirror love) and those who believe in… Marriage. The people who think marriage = true love won’t understand why people looking for true love are nearly impossible to coax into making a commitment to a serious relationship. What they don’t realize, is that if someone is looking for PERFECT LOVE, they are VERY reluctant in settling with the first person who puts their hand up to volunteer to play the role of a partner… Often someone very lacking. Someone who is NOTHING LIKE the kind of person this person would consider lovable, let alone their TRUE LOVE.

Often, people who are looking for true love, mean it in the sense of “looking for the right one”, which is, to marriage believers a very different thing from “true love”. To people to whom love is an act, or series of acts, deeds you do for another person, “the right one” isn’t who gives you that feeling. The right one isn’t necessarily attentive to your needs at all, therefore, saying “looking for true love” means, to them, “I’m looking for someone to DEVOTE themselves to me”, which is not at all what the Ravens* mean when they are looking for true love.

There are also people who cannot picture a marriage without a lover on the side. People who think that a husband or a wife is simply a role player in their lives, who ENABLE ‘true love’ to happen behind their back. This may be one reason why a lot of people meet their True Emotion Mirror directly after getting married – they feel the husband or a wife is always some kind of a cuck when the partner is exploring “true love” with someone else. If you have people like this in your soulmate circles… Well. There’s the reason why you’re not getting what you look for.

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