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The term “soul mate” has become cliché in the modern world. Currently, this term reminds us either about a dating site or about a promotion of an upcoming film. The movies for the kids also emphasize on the terms like the “soul mates” and “Mr. Right”. Even a random search on the term “soul mate” in the internet, results a page with the tag “5 keys to identify your soul mates”. So, who is the soul mate? According to the Vernon, soulmates shares an intense feeling for each other (Vernon, 2010). From the idea of the Aristotle’s three levels of friendship, it can be understood that the soul mates belong to the third levels, where two persons bond over their virtues (Vernon, 2010).