I never imagined that the Internet would lead me to my future wife, but it did. This is the true story of how I met my soulmate, Anne Therese, online.
She was as Irish as "Paddy's Pig," yet her olive skin hinted at Spanish ancestry. Her eyes sparkled as she sat by her window, and I wondered who this angelic vision could be. I wanted to say something, but she was three stories up. When she stood to look at me, my heart raced. Her cut-off shorts showcased a beautiful pair of legs.
How could I have lived just two blocks away from her and never noticed her before? I pondered this as I walked. But then sadness crept in; I was on my Grandma's block. I usually avoided this street since she passed away a few years ago. The memories were too painful.
I was only there because my mom had asked me to pick up something from the store. So, I continued on my errand and didn't give the girl in the window another thought.
Time passed, and loneliness set in after my high school girlfriend left town. Many girls liked me, but none could fill the void I felt. Determined to find my soulmate, I joined the Navy. I met women from all walks of life—some beautiful, some brilliant—but none were my soulmate. After leaving the Navy, I settled into a mundane life and ordinary dating, which always seemed to lack that special ingredient.
I often wondered if a soulmate was a realistic goal. Was I just a hopeless romantic? How would I even know if I found my soulmate? Would a bell go off in my head? Despite dating many beautiful women, the emptiness inside me remained. I turned to online dating sites, hoping to find what I was looking for.
One day, I ranted on an online dating site because they didn't have a "spiritual but not religious" option. To my surprise, I received a flood of responses. Among them was a profile picture of the girl in the window, Anne Therese. I didn't mention our previous encounter. Instead, I teased her, saying she looked Scottish.
We exchanged messages, initially about religion. She mentioned she was majoring in writing. I read some of her short stories and realized she had a lot of talent. She complimented my writing too. As weeks passed, I complained about my studies for a ten-hour certification test. She replied that she had prayed for me to pass.
Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. I had traveled around the world to find my soulmate, but she had been living just two blocks away from me all along.
In the end, the journey to find a soulmate can be long and winding, but sometimes, the person you're meant to be with is closer than you think. My story is a testament to the power of fate and the unexpected ways it can bring people together.
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