Coincidences basically don't mean anything but two or more things or events happen on the same line of time. Some people like myself though sometimes get tripped into believing that coincidences mean beyond that simple understanding. Many times when I have the belief I get down by a disappointment. That the coincidence only simply means two or more things happen to happen in a very close course of time. Not even at an exact same time. Because when common coincidences are combined with historical emotions and memories and a huge amount of personal interest, they feel so much more meaningful. If people like me could leave the combinational aspects out of the equation, the coincidences must feel like funny events to laugh at and not worth even rethinking of afterwards.
The only thing that can kill any theory of coincidence is that it is not a coincidence. But a pre-known event happening in a course of certain time deliberately redone exactly the same by the other person in the same course of time.
What are the motives? What's out of it when the initial person has figured out what the other person had redone and that there has been a mutual interest as it has been all this time?
This has been a "funny" evening by my own term.
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