Looking for a soulmate? It's a trap, researchers say

Muzammil Hussain February 15, 2024

A man and a woman in jackets walk down a leafy, snowy trail in the woods, holding hands.

The allure of finding "the one" has existed for centuries. But research has continuously shown that — whether or not they actually exist — believing in the concept of a soulmate can be detrimental to relationships.

The allure of finding "the one" has existed for centuries. But research has continuously shown that — whether or not they actually exist — believing in the concept of a soulmate can be detrimental to relationships. A man and a woman in jackets walk down a leafy, snowy trail in the woods, holding hands.

The allure of finding "the one" has existed for centuries. But research has continuously shown that — whether or not they actually exist — believing in the concept of a soulmate can be detrimental to relationships.

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