Let's say a guy marries a girl who he is completely in love with, but she dies young in a tragic accident. He later meets and marries another woman and is surprised to discover that his love for her is just a strong, and that he is perhaps even happier with her than he was with his first wife. Does this mean his first wife wasn't actually his "soul mate?" I think it just means that there is no such thing as a "soul mate." It's romantic nonsense. There are many people out there that we could live happily ever after with.
But in the world of Smallville, it is implied that Clark does have a soul mate and that his soul mate is Lois. They've hammered this point home through foreshadowing and subtext. But the ending of the Clana relationship appears to contradict this point, and I'm not sure how or if they are going to reconcile this apparent contradiction.
ETA: The term "sloppy seconds" has a crude and specific meaning. The term is not applicable to the Lana/Clark/Lois situation.
But in the world of Smallville, it is implied that Clark does have a soul mate and that his soul mate is Lois. They've hammered this point home through foreshadowing and subtext. But the ending of the Clana relationship appears to contradict this point, and I'm not sure how or if they are going to reconcile this apparent contradiction.
ETA: The term "sloppy seconds" has a crude and specific meaning. The term is not applicable to the Lana/Clark/Lois situation.
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