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Completion soulmates have the least amount of attraction compared to the other types and as I said before, "attraction" does not necessarily mean romantic or physical. I also mentioned that completion soulmates are often not very compatible and can really frustrate each other. It is possible for completion soulmates to live together happily and have a relationship, but it really requires the right personalities and open minds.
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okay...if not romantic or physical, than what kind of attraction is their?
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The reason I used the word attraction is because it was pretty neutral and it can be mutual, sort of like magnetism. To attract is to gain someone's interest or to draw attention. This can be in the form of people, animals, places, objects, pretty much anything. A couple questions to consider would be: Why do you talk to people? Why do you make friends? Why do you buy one item and not another? Why do you play games or read books? Why do you have a pet? You have an attraction to all sorts of things in life and generally most of those things aren't given romantic or physical attention. Most people don't make friends purely based on romantic attraction for example.
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