>>6True, but it's rare that the people we choose, choose us in return. Also, if someone was "the One" to you, but you're just a good friend to them, then could you honestly say that you can just choose someone else to become "the One" instead?
>>7Yeah, I heard that Chinese Red Thread myth too. But I can't really say that everyone meets the person on the other end or that the person on the other end is the one that person was looking for? If that makes sense.
>>8And that's how many people are! I guess I'll clarify both questions.
1 The One and the one you love are two different people, but the three of your lives are intermingled. How would you handle that?
2 Like how you said that someone can be close to becoming the One, even if he/she isn't 100%. So, if someone can BECOME the One, then shouldn't it also be possible for the same someone to fall out from being the One?