Soulmate Love Quotes

“I can't help but feel, across oceans and vast fields we will connect again. What we share is too rare to let go of for good but sometimes we have to accept, the timing isn't right.”
― Nikki Rowe

“With you, it's different.
It's like a coming home.”
― Nikki Rowe

“We are going to have that thing everyone talks about, that indescribable, indefinable thing that everybody wants to find...Here's to endless stargazing.”
― Ella Harper

“Sometimes soul bonds are stronger than blood bonds. Have faith in that.”
― Dianna Hardy, Aftershock

“Someone who truly loves you will never expect you to give up your goals, dreams or ambitions. They will encourage you, not hold you back.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“A soulmate relationship is supposed to be a nurturing, safe space. Never settle for anything less.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“Without you, there’s only darkness. I never knew what the sun felt like before. But now that I do, now that I know what you can make me feel, I hate the darkness.”
― Noyar Cecil, Sunlight in His Abyss: A Dark Mafia Romance

“Yes, I am selfish. If I were not a selfish man, I would have never let you come near me.”
― Noyar Cecil, Sunlight in His Abyss: A Dark Mafia Romance

“Soulmate relationships are never complicated, difficult or dramatic. True soulmates are like long-lost puzzle pieces that easily fall into place the moment they are found. And it’s always a perfect fit.”
― Anthon St. Maarten

“She: Why do I miss you?
He: You miss the concept of 'me.'
She: What do you mean?
He: I reside in an abode where your thoughts imagine me.
She: And what about me?
He: You reside in my heart where the ventricles camouflage my longing.”
― Avijeet Das

“I think if we are lucky enough to find our soulmate in this life, the chance of it being our best friend, or dog, or anyone else is just as high as it being someone we fall in love with. I think it’s just someone that we meet that we connect with on a level that is out of this world.”
― Sarah A. Bailey, The Soulmate Theory

“He was there in her heart – as a lover, a friend, a reluctant saviour, and something else, too, that was too ethereal to name but felt a lot like eternity. If she lost him, she’d lose a part of herself.”
― Dianna Hardy, Blood Surge