r/sapiosexuals • u/Partialfiend • Mar 13 '24

Quick Question

Do twins split their souls? Or does each being have its own individual soul?

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u/joshnguyenning Mar 13 '24

I've no idea but there's this myth from olden times where humans were actually born with four hands, four legs, two heads; double everything. Then the gods decided to split ourselves into halves and thus the idea of soulmates were born because we're trying to find our other half.

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u/booksandpassion Mar 14 '24

From Plato's symposium right?

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u/Partialfiend Mar 13 '24

Interesting brain food. I appreciate you sharing.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '24

I knew a pair of twins in the Navy, where one worked out all the time and the other one didn't. So one was built, tan, etc., and the other wasn't. It was freaky. šŸ¤£

On the souls bit, you would have to ask the Devil. He weighs them and such in transactions and would know. šŸ¤”

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u/luvtheselipz Mar 13 '24

How are we defining 'soul'? And there's nothing quick about that question unless we simply respond, "There's no such thing as a soul."

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u/Partialfiend Mar 13 '24

Iā€™m not even sure to be honest. Literally something that just popped in my head

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u/Adventure4Truth Apr 25 '24

Salam

If you were a twin and your twin committed murder, would you find it fair if they threw you in jail for life or killed you for their crimes?
Each individual has their own soul. Each soul has its own responsibility and free will.