When Sara Tendulkar admitted, “I’d like to believe that romantic soulmates exist,” she voiced what so many of us quietly feel in a world of endless swipes and situationships. We’ve become so obsessed with keeping our guards up that believing in real, undeniable love feels almost rebellious. But what if modern soulmates aren’t about fairytale perfection, but emotional alignment and intentional effort?
I’d like to believe that romantic soulmates exist.” Sara Tendulkar’s simple quote captures the exact tension of modern dating—the balance between cynical realism and gentle hope. In our latest piece, we break down why staying a romantic in a fast-paced world isn’t foolish; it’s a superpower.