如今我们谈起恋人之间好的关系，光用契合来描述仿佛是远远不够的，这种静态

Now when we talk about good relationships between lovers, it seems that it is far from enough to describe the fit. This static jigsaw is far more suitable than the bite drive between the gears, and it must be the kind of combination that will produce Endless dynamic relationship. As Thomas Moore puts it: "A soul mate is a person we feel deeply connected with, as if the communication and exchange with each other is not due to the deliberate efforts of mortals, but by the guidance of God. "The collision of thoughts, which in turn produces a sense of pleasure, is not just the fusion of the body, but the spirit of the two can be restored into one. As Aristotle said in "Poetry", "comedy may contain fallacies", Aristophanes's omissions leave room for Socrates' speech.

Now we talk about a good relationship between lovers, using fit to describe as if it is far from enough, this static jigsaw puzzle sense is far less suitable than the gear-to-gear snap-in drive, and must be the kind of relationship that combines to produce infinite power. As Thomas Moore put it: "A soul mate is someone who feels deeply connected to us, as if the communication and communication between us is not motivated by human efforts, but by God's guidance." "The collision of thoughts, which in turn creates a sense of pleasure, is not only the fusion of the body, but the spirit of the two together." As Aristotle said in Poetics, "comedy or fallaciousness", Aristofen's absence left room for Socrates's speech.

Now when we talk about the good relationship between lovers, it seems that it's not enough to describe the relationship with fit alone. This static sense of jigsaw puzzle is far less suitable than the bite drive between gears, and it must be the relationship that will generate infinite power when combined. As Thomas Moore said, "a soul mate is a person with whom we feel deeply connected, as if our communication and exchange are not out of the efforts of ordinary people, but through the guidance of God." It is not only the integration of the body, but also the integration of the two spirits. As Aristotle said in his poetics, "comedy or containing fallacies", Aristophanes' omission left room for Socrates' speech.<br>