If any person's Potential for Compatibility (PFC) with enough people were charted on a graph, it would eventually begin to look almost identical to the one above. 

The majority of other people you meet (of both sexes) will fall within a PFC score ranging between -20 and +45  (with most married couples falling betweeen -10 and +35).  As the PFC score increases or decreases outside this average range, there will be correspondingly fewer people who have these extreme scores.

There's about an 11% chance of meeting someone scoring between 45 and 60 PFC with you, but only about a 1% (one in one-hundred) chance of meeting someone with an 80 PFC.  The higher the PFC score you seek, the smaller the percentage of others who have it.

 Your chances of finding your soul mate....
The number of highly compatible people shown includes those with joint Strife….and therefore, the number of people who are actually highly compatible (i.e. the ones on the far left side of the graph above) can probably be divided in half. 

What's left is a truly small number/percentage of highly compatible people!! 

IMPORTANT:  If you are truly seeking to find the most long-term romantically-compatible person for yourself (i.e. your "soul mate"), the only way to compensate for this inherient "number/percentage limitation of high compatibility partners" is to geographically broaden your search.  This is especially true if you live in a rural or sparcely populated area.   Instead of limiting your search to your city, county or state, you will have to investigate the profiles of Database members who may not live so close.  Either that, or somehow convince many others within your nearby geographical area to register themselves in the Database.

The more people there are in the database, the more matches will be made (and the faster they will be made. Therefore, the second option is the most benficial one for yourself and for those you invited to register.....:o)