How may Soulmates can a person have?

Sweety shared a link about soulmates, and as I read it, a fundamental question emerged: "How many soulmates can a person have?"

Maybe I'm over-idealistic, but when I think of soulmates, I imagine having a partner who embodies the roles of a friend, philosopher, guide, and lover. It’s a truly rare and beautiful connection — one where both individuals can be vulnerable, grow together, and support each other in all aspects of life. When all these qualities exist within one person, the bond becomes incredibly strong, resilient, and enriching.

• A friend in a partner means having someone to laugh with, share your joys and sorrows, and rely on for emotional support.
• A philosopher brings depth to the relationship, offering wisdom and the ability to engage in meaningful conversations that challenge and inspire personal growth.
• A guide helps you navigate through life’s uncertainties, offering direction and encouragement during tough times.
• A lover connects you on an intimate level, fostering passion, affection, and closeness.

I understand that it’s a rare and beautiful thing to find someone who fulfills all of these roles, and I truly believe that someone who finds this is blessed.  So I shared these thoughts with Sweety, she said 

"It would be nice to have all aspects in one person but it may not be the case. I think people may have multiple soul mates and they could be either parents, siblings, cousins friends, etc also fulfilling 1 or 2 of the roles u mentioned"

In my quest for answers, I decided to ask ChatGPT: "What are the odds of finding such a partner?

ChatGPT couldn’t provide an exact answer, but it did offer some valuable insights that help us understand the likelihood of finding a partner who embodies all these roles:

• Compatibility: The alignment in how you view life, relationships, and personal growth is essential. The more your visions are in sync, the more likely it is that a deep, multifaceted connection will form.
• Emotional Intelligence: A partner who can balance being a friend, philosopher, guide, and lover must have strong emotional intelligence. They need to understand, manage, and express their emotions in healthy ways.
• Communication: Building this kind of relationship requires constant dialogue, which many people may not prioritize or be skilled in. Open, honest communication is key to deepening the connection.
• Effort and Growth in Relationships: The good news is that these roles can evolve over time. Even if someone doesn’t immediately embody all of them, a relationship can grow in such a way that both partners begin fulfilling these roles for each other, provided there is a foundation of trust, respect, and emotional growth.

As I thought through this, I wondered about the actual odds. Is it 1 in 100, 1 in 1,000, 1 in 10,000, or maybe 1 in a million? Perhaps it's not so much about the odds, but about coming to terms with the reality and putting in the work. The key is hoping that, with time and effort, the relationship can improve and evolve into something deeper and more fulfilling.