What is soulmate fiction?

In soulmate stories fiction, the theme of sacrifice can be seen. Sometimes one or both of the soulmates are willing to sacrifice their own desires for the sake of the relationship. Another theme is that of recognition. They recognize each other in a way that is different from how they recognize others. There is also the theme of timelessness. Their connection seems to transcend time, as if they were always meant to be together and will always be together regardless of what happens in the world around them.

Well, Luna might have a soulmate mark that is only visible in moonlight. And her soulmate turns out to be someone she least expected, like a commoner in a world full of nobles. Their romance would be filled with secrecy at first as they try to understand their connection through the mark.

One possible story could be that in a world where everyone has a soulmate mark, Luna discovers that her mark is unique. It glows a different color when her soulmate is near. She meets a mysterious stranger and as he gets closer, her mark starts to shine. They start to have feelings for each other as they explore the mystery of their connection.

In a soulmate story fiction, a man and a woman are from two different worlds. He is a writer who loves solitude, and she is an extroverted social worker. They meet at a community event. At first, they seem so different, but as they get to know each other, they find that they have a shared longing for a deeper meaning in life. They help each other grow and become better versions of themselves, which is a sign of their soulmate connection.

A soulmate origin story could be about how two people first met and felt an instant connection that seemed fated. It might start from a chance encounter, like meeting in a coffee shop where their eyes met and they just knew there was something special.

It's a wild thought. If your soulmate is fictional, it might mean you have an incredibly vivid imagination or a deep longing for a certain kind of connection that you haven't found in the real world.

In the wizarding community at large, there could be different reactions. Some traditional wizards might not accept a relationship based on a soulmate mark between someone as young as Harry and an older werewolf like Remus. This could lead to them facing discrimination or being ostracized. However, there could also be those who see it as a sign of hope and a new kind of magic. This would then influence how Harry and Remus interact with the wider wizarding world, either having to fight for their relationship or being embraced as a symbol of change.

The soulmate marks could also cause some initial confusion. Remus, being more reserved, might be hesitant to believe in the marks at first. Sirius, on the other hand, might be more eager to explore. As they deal with their different reactions, they start to communicate more and in the process, their relationship deepens. They might share their hopes and fears related to the marks, and through that, they learn more about each other and fall in love.

Sure! There's 'Outlander' by Diana Gabaldon. The relationship between Claire and Jamie is intense and has that soulmate - like quality. Claire, a time - traveler from the 20th century, falls in love with Jamie, a Highland warrior in the 18th century. Their relationship is full of passion, sacrifice, and an unbreakable bond. Another one is 'Eternal on the Water' by Joseph Monninger. The story follows a couple who have a very deep and spiritual connection, much like what you'd expect in soulmate fiction. And 'Me Before You' by Jojo Moyes also has elements of a soulmate - like relationship, as Louisa and Will's relationship changes both of their lives in a profound way.

In this fan fiction, perhaps Harry's potion-making skills get put to the ultimate test as he tries to brew the soulmate potion. Maybe he has a specific person in mind for whom he is making it, like Hermione. And as he brews, he might face various challenges and obstacles that test his determination and love.