[EvertonDiehard]

Sorry, I ain't a monkish man and therefore I am at a loss to explain why monks and nuns can be "complete" without a soul mate, if that's what you mean. By soul mate I mean a husband or a wife. 
I can't live without a woman and sex. Thus, exchanging wedding vows is terribly important to me. Speaking only for myself, I believe in the institution of marriage. Shortly after God created Adam, He said it wasn't good for a man to be alone. He then created Eve, using a rib from Adam, to be his companion, and told them to go forth and multiply. I've found that doing God's will has brought big dividend in terms of happiness in marriage. I have enjoyed many years of marital bliss and family life. My wife and I are perfect soul mates. Since men and women are made for each other, why don't we complete the sentence and say they should be joined together in holy matrimony?

I have been happily married for more than 20 years, and cannot imagine life without my wife and children. My happiest memories have revolved around my family so singlehood is definitely not for me.  As for priests, monks and nuns, they have their own reasons for remaining single.  Whether it is their love and devotion to God, or personal reasons such as not having any desire for companionship from the opposite sex, I cannot say.  As long as they are fulfilled and are not feeling lonely, to each his/her own. Praise the Lord for blessing you with a devoted wife.