I recently watched the wonderful 1997 comedy "Mouse Hunt," and I once again believed that the ending will always be positive. Despite the difficulties I go through, and I consider loneliness my biggest difficulty, I will eventually find my soulmate. But what if I find my soulmate? The answer may seem silly, but in reality, it only seems silly. So, when I find my soulmate, I will simply stop! In what way? I will stop searching for my soulmate. I will stop worrying about finding my soulmate. And most importantly, I will stop even thinking about the possibility of another man! I prefer fidelity and stability for the rest of my life. I am writing this because many men and women, even when they have already found their soulmate, continue to doubt and often think about the possibility of someone else someday. This is betrayal before betrayal begins.

I don't necessarily have to be on the same wavelength with my man. We can be completely different, or we can have similar interests. I don't set any specific criteria or plans when looking for a man. We have a saying: "If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans." Likewise, I try not to make too many predictions or burden myself with dreams about my future man. But if we're talking about some of my preferences, I'd still like my future soulmate not to be a chronic cheater. After all, online dating often features men who constantly want to have sexual relationships with different women.