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Controversial Views About Twin Flames?
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Am I the only one who has beliefs about twin flames that don’t match the stereotypes?

For example, I don’t believe in the “runner/chaser” concept at ALL. As hard as it is for everyone to find decent people they click with, and how badly everybody wants to find their person (whether they admit it or not, whether they believe in twin flames or not), I don’t believe you could have a strong connection with someone like that and they’ll run From you, instead of TO you. It makes no sense to me.

I also don’t believe in the common descriptions of twin flame relationships being triggering and toxic.

I don’t believe twins are exactly alike in all ways or totally different in all ways.

I don’t believe twins necessarily have spidey-sense either.

So even though I believe in the general concept of twins and I’m fascinated by the subject I always find myself sitting it out during conversations about it, shaking my head thinking that what I’m seeing and hearing doesn’t sound/feel “right” to me on a gut level, and wanting to join the discussion but I can’t so I feel like the kid during gym class sitting on the bench watching everybody else play LOL.

…Am I the only one?

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Nah, you're not the only one, I think sharing unpopular opinions or your own individual experience is ok as long as we can discuss things respectfully.  Personally, a lot of the deeper end of the spiritual stuff like 5D, telepathy, etc don't do it for me at all because I'm agnostic. I'm not a fan of the DM/DF roles either. I get the idea, because we all contain both masc and fem "energies" no matter our gender identity, but it still seems old fashioned to me and opens a weird can of worms about what people consider to be "masculine" or "feminine". 

I have other thoughts that don't fit the "typical journey" (if there even is one) but nobody would read my whole comment if I typed it all out, lol

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