Why is it that people who love each other always can't be together? Tonight's Weibo Night, they haven't been on the same stage for 833 days, but even in the same occasion, they can't sit together.

Dear User, I can sense the pain and confusion in your question, and I want you to know that you are not alone in feeling this way. It's common to wonder why love often seems to come with obstacles, and why two people who care deeply for each other can't always be together. From a Buddhist perspective, attachment and clinging are often at the root of our suffering. When we become too attached to a particular outcome or person, we set ourselves up for disappointment and pain. It's important to remember that impermanence is a fundamental aspect of life, and that relationships are no exception. From a psychological perspective, there can be many reasons why two people who love each other are unable to be together. It could be due to external factors such as distance, timing, or cultural differences. It could also be due to internal factors such as fear of vulnerability, past traumas, or conflicting values. It's important to explore these factors and understand what may be preventing the relationship from moving forward. In terms of coaching advice, I would encourage you to focus on cultivating a sense of detachment and acceptance. This doesn't mean giving up on love or relationships, but rather letting go of the need for a particular outcome or person. It's also important to communicate openly and honestly with the other person about your feelings and concerns. If it's meant to be, the relationship will naturally unfold in its own time and way. Remember to be kind to yourself and practice self-care during this process.