I did see a trend that kept popping up of people sayings things like “not all twin flames are meant to be together” but when it came to explaining why they thought this it was just something like a list of different soul contract types.
That’s… not the same thing.
It’s like me saying not every fruit is supposed to be eaten because a Ford Volvo is different from a crocodile.
This is why people should understand the difference in twin flames vs soulmates and what a karmic is. They are not just other words for twin flames, but people on TikTok or whatever keep using them that way. That’s going to train Google and ChatGPT to use them the same way… and the cycle will continue.
But that’s a rant for another thread.
On the actual topic, the real answer is nobody knows for sure. Anyone who claims to know is claiming to have access to information that nobody else does. Sure, that’s possible, but it’s more likely they’re just speaking from ego.
What we can say is that what we do know about the twin flame journey is from everything we see in our own experiences and that of the wider collective coming together in places like this… it does look like we’re meant to be together.
But that doesn’t always guarantee the outcome. In fact, the statistics suggest that most people don’t reach union, but the journey plays out over multiple lifetimes, so I’d say it’s safe to say that you’re meant to at least have the opportunity to be together.