The stars always shine, even if we are not able to see them

There are more stars in the universe than grains of sand on all the beaches on Earth. The night sky we see is part of the Milky Way, our galaxy, which contains hundreds of billions of stars. There are 88 officially recognised constellations, and the stars in them only appear close together from our viewpoint - they are often light-years apart in reality. When you look at the night sky, you’re looking back in time - some starlight has taken hundreds of years to reach Earth. The Sun will eventually run out of fuel (but for our age it will be enough) and then engulf Earth. Earth is the only known planet so far to support life. The lack of evidence isn’t proof that life doesn’t exist elsewhere - it may just be undiscovered. Despite all we know, most of the universe is still a mystery. If you've ever pondered about the above, then we already have something to discuss. Feel free to suggest what interests you, perhaps I'll be interested in listening, and we'll find common ground. Perhaps not, that's okay too. Opposites can also coexist. I'm looking for new friends, my people, my better and worse halves. Looking for someone with whom I can find peace of mind. Titanic peace that is experienced in each other's presence. An existential feeling, where one is there are two, we are home because we are together. To sum it up, I seek out a person with whom we can create our own universe, made up of two, where at the centre of it there is mental comfort, harmony and balance.