How To Tell If Someone Is Your Soulmate Using A Simple Math Trick
People say a simple math trick can reveal if you and your partner are soulmates. And if you're single, another can tell you when you'll meet them.
lightpoet / Shutterstock Do you ever wish there was a sign you are meant to actually be with the person you are dating?
Figuring out how to tell if someone is your soulmate might seem impossible. Yet, that one special someone is out there, you just have to find them — and a simple math equation might be all you need to tell if you already have.
TikToker megachloe69 posted a video about how to use math to find out if you are soulmates.
Yes, I know it's easier said than done because I have thought my soulmate is riding a thousand-year-old turtle through the desert on his way to find me, but I might be wrong. Recently, I met someone and we hit it off. I am hoping he is my soulmate who has finally reached civilization.
When you meet your soulmate you know deep down you are meant to be together. It's a mystical feeling others may not even understand. But, if you feel it, pursue it because it's a relationship that is going to be super special.
Even if you meet on an app and have only texted and FaceTime'd, the spark will probably still be there, if not more intense when you actually meet in person for the first time.
According to TikTok, this equation is all you need to tell if someone's really your soulmate.
How To Tell If Someone Is Your Soulmate Using The Simple TikTok Math Trick
- Take your boyfriend or girlfriend's age and add two zeros to it.
- Subtract your birth year from that number.
- Add the number of the current year.
- If that number contains both of your ages, you are deemed to be soulmates by the math and love gods.
So for example, if your love is 25 and you are 23:
2500 - 2000 = 500 + 2023 = 2523 = Soulmates!
I did this math problem to find out if my boyfriend and I are soulmates, and it actually worked.
Of course, real math nerds know why this works — but we're not trying to spoil anyone's fun.
A second math trick was used by another TikToker to tell exactly when you'll meet your soulmate If you haven't already.
When You'll Meet Your Soulmate Math Trick
The date calculation goes like this:
1. Add your birthday and your mother's birthday.
2. Subtract your father's birthday.
3. Subtract the number of vowels in your first name from the number of letters in your first name.
4. Add that number to the current year.
For example, if your birthday is May 4, your mother's birthday is December 4, your father's birthday is June 5, and your first name is Jenny:
5/4 + 12/4 = 17/8 - 6/5 = 11/3
5/2 = 3
The date you will meet your soulmate = 11/3/2026 (November 3, 2026)
Unfortunately, people have pointed out two flaws with soulmate meeting date calculation.
1. It's possible to get a number higher than 12 for the month.
If your birthday is May 4, your mother's birthday is December 4, and your father's birthday is January 1:
5/4 + 12/4 = 17/8 - 1/1 = 16/7
2. It's possible to end up with a negative number.
If your birthday is May 4, your mother's birthday is December 4, and your father's birthday is June 30:
5/4 + 12/4 = 17/8 - 6/30 = 11/-22
At the end of the day, these soulmate math tricks are for fun, so take a crack at it!
This math problem can justify to you on some existential level that you are meant to be with your significant other.
I surely do hope my significant other and I are soulmates because I have the feeling deep in my heart we are meant to be.
Sometimes people cross paths for a specific reason at a specific time, so you have to keep your eyes open to what's right in front of you. When you do, you will find a deeper relationship than any other relationship you have ever been in before.
Remember to take it slow even if your heart is telling you that you have known this person for what feels like forever.
You will need time to get to know one another, but, because you are tied to each other as soulmates, you will be so much more comfortable and happier together.
Emily Francos is a writer who covers relationships, pop culture, and news.