Compatability

Dear Neil:  My fiancé  and I are fighting a lot with each other, and that’s thrown our wedding—scheduled for later this year—into serious question.  Is there a secret for how to know if we can be compatible with each other?  We have a lot of common interests and similar tastes in music, Italian food and gourmet coffees.  How can we have compatibility, also?

Not Getting Along in Westminster, Colorado

Dear Neil: My girlfriend of two years recently broke up with me. She said that we weren't soul mates, and that she needed a soul mate in order to consider a future with me. What exactly is a soul mate? Can you create a soul mate relationship or does it just happen? Is there anything I can do to be a woman's soul mate in the future?

Carl Y. Sydney, Australia

Dear Neil: Can you tell me how my husband and I can become soul mates?

Jenny P.
Toronto


Dear Jenny: Following are the essential ingredients needed for two people to become--and stay--soul mates. These ideas were stimulated by Daphne Rose Kingma's book "The Future Of Love" (Doubleday).

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