The thought of soul mates is at least as old as the earliest Greeks. That does not mean that the Greek philosophers believed in perfect matches, however they did have their own perspectives about falling in love. Plato spoke upon the thought of two people coming from one. In Plato’s conference, Aristophanes expresses the story of how Zeus being afraid that the physically and powerful faultless humans would rise against him and divide human beings in half, making the distinct female and male counterparts. Rendering to Aristophanes, that is why people talk about looking for their “other half” and equate falling in love with “feeling whole.” Within the play, Plato objects to Aristophanes’ account of the origin of the genders and the idea that