Quote by C. JoyBell C.

I don't understand dating.. and the other things that people do.. all I know is that you ought to find the one you recognize. The one who gives you four arms, four legs, four eyes, and has the other half of your heart. There's only one of those, so what are all the other things for? Like dating?

I don't understand dating.. and the other things that people

Summary

This quote suggests that the speaker doesn't comprehend the complexity of dating and other societal customs. They believe in finding a perfect match, someone who completes them in every way, desiring a partner who feels like an extension of themselves. This perspective questions the necessity of dating and other experiences if an individual has already found their soulmate, implying that anything else would be redundant. It reflects a simplistic view of relationships and a singular focus on finding true love.

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