Coincidences are not real

Coincidences are not real, according to Freud, who affirmed that when a person meets someone by chance, it is because he had already seen him before, even if only fleetingly, and that image remains engraved in his subconscious, leading him to look for him.

Maybe that's how you feel about someone in particular; perhaps at some point your gazes crossed without you noticing it, perhaps in another life or in a time you can't remember.

The truth is that you try to establish contact until it works; you don't know whether to call it coincidence, chance or destiny, but you have the desire to keep meeting that person along the way.

Each encounter reinforces the idea that there is something special between them, something that deserves to be discovered.

They want to keep looking for those moments, those moments when their lives intertwine, until they can finally share a path together.

The idea of culminating this journey with that person has become a deep longing, and you are determined to keep trying until it becomes a reality.

The connection you feel drives you forward, with the hope that your paths will come together in a meaningful way.