Quoted from Sgt. Pepper 45822

John was one of the strongest beatles,

Wow! Where did you get that from?

Quoted from Sgt. Pepper 45822

. Looking at them now give me the hope that soulmates are real and I have found mine.  I always thought that she just didn't want him out of her sight so she could control his every move. But now I realize she loved him so much she just always wanted to feel him near her. She felt complete around him,

Sorry - but if these two are examples of soulmates I hope I never find mine. The facts are that she shacked John up with May Pang fot two years and he continued seeing her well after the "reconcilliation." We know Yoko was seeing her Europewan gentleman long before John died. That's not even going near the constant rumours of John's homosexual daliances. Almost every person who visited the Lennon household tells the same tale of a dominant Yoko and a compliant John. (and this is not an anti Yoko thing - John was as much to blame as her).
She made him complete? Is that why she sold him off to a concubine when she couldn't stand his whining anymore?

I guess I should have chosen my words more carefully. I saw them as soul mates when they first got together. I should have said "Intensely infatuated." I just saw it as when they first got together they were so into each other they wanted to be around the other constantly. I would like to assume their love was genuine for at least a while, but I do tend to live in fairy tale land. I do reserve the right to be wrong.

If you want an example of a "healthy" Beatle relationship, I'd look more to Paul and Linda. John and Yoko were just way too far out there. The both seemed to feed into each others narcissistic tendencies when they hooked up. Too self absorbed. In my opinion. I always find the line: "I just believe in me, Yoko and me, and that's reality" a bit off putting. Yet it seems to convey where he was coming from at that time perfectly. Codependent.