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We Became Each Other's Soulmates
What's your take? Imagine a world where soulmates are made. Tragedy, hardships, upheavals, joy, and milestones achieved many times over, over many lives all to form a perfect match for one singular person out of seven billion. No one is certain why these few endure so much to find their match, not everyone is certain such a phenomenon even exists.
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ChaChiRox in Romance & Erotica

Story About Ian & I

I left because I thought

He was in love with someone else

I left quietly

Took a plane back East

We didn’t talk abat it

Because I could not handle

Him saying “I no longer love you”

On the calendar marked

“Change of heart”

A psychic predicted

Did it manifest?

Or was it her that came between?

Did you like her best?

Was she better than me?

He was my One true love

We felt the warmth of each other’s love

In our hearts,

like waves of the Arizona summer

Twin souls we could communicate

Telepathy from far away

And mail a note answering my question

We traveled and camped

Mountain biked and fasted in the mountains

One night I meditated in the dessert

Activating my Merkabah

After preparation, final initiating

Steps to activating breathing love

Mid the activation breath

I hear a sound

In the silence of the desert

I suddenly heard two boots

crunching on the desert rocks

It was midnight, I was house sitting alone

What was it that had come?

It was the same sound,

I heard at home alone when I was young

But no person was visible, no one was there

Was it two ghosts or off-world beings?

Were they observing or trying to change the fabric of my being?

The fear I felt at unknown guests

The sound of someone in the dark silent

Midnight meditation in the desert

Lasted well beyond the night

Shaking I stopped scared

Scared to death I ran inside

Anxiety it triggered

I’d soon to find lasted

nearly my whole life

In the Arizona West

It trickled into all I did

Work, identity, relationships

Once the fear was activated

No longer coming purely from my heart

Fear had trickled in

Fear of losing you, of losing everything

And so I did.

I manifested.

Not from love but fear.

I lost you, my job, my home

I lost everything that year.

And since found myself alone

A deep dark cloud consumed my mind

And soul turned into mush,

a haze settled over me

As living in a bog

I could not think clearly

My brain was filled with fog

Back East I became truly lost

No one could glue me back together

With modern medicine

And so you helped me find a psychic

A legit medical intuitive

He saved my life with his prescribed

Exercise and dietary changes

Years of therapy and meds took

To heal what from the root core

That night was shook

And 20 years it took to have a a conversation

Long last over due

Why did they all stop loving me?

Tell me why did you?

He said he never stopped loving me

He had not loved anyone in 20 years since

He said he never stopped

But inside I was not convinced

I saw him hanging with another

Was she your friend or your lover?

Was I not good enough?

He said he never cheated

It was me he truly loved

And so 20 years we still had

Felt so much for each other

He planned to come from South Carolina

Out West to visit me that summer

We talking about how he’d love Ojai

He meditated day and night(on love)

The holistic vibe and yoga

A Bodhisattva from above

He lived with joy, and love and humor

He passed suddenly that summer

I know I could search all the world

And never find such a beautiful soul

He meditated on “love for all of life”

I could search the Earth both far and wide

Tirelessly all day and night

For never another so loving and joyful

Anywhere in the World

I would ever find

Love you forever. In memory of Ian

You will always be the One ❤️

-Chachi

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