1. A term sometimes used by writers to describe the commonphenomenon in which they feel one or more of their characters has taken on a "life of its own" and talks back to them or pushes the plot in their own direction.
2. A strong attachment to a fictional or historical character and/or the story of said character; a habit of holding mental "conversations" with such a character; a sort of "imaginary friend" for grown-ups.
The story ended up going in a completely different direction than intended, as the author accidentally soulbonded the lead character, who then refused to be killed off.
In World of Warcraft, it means that an item is ungivable to anyone else. Quest rewards and phat l00t are nearly always bind on pickup, meaning that the only way to get rid of them is to sell them.
n., a soul created by the mental energy of another person/people, existing within the 'mental plane' of a person and not in the physical plane. Soulbonds are often fictional characters.
When most people put there "souls" on facebook for everyone to see or internet stock you and your life.
Post all this sh#t so people can know you through a computer. "I love using things other people created to express my individualism."
i just posted pics of my baby on soulbook, then me giving birth,heres my kidspictures and were i live come and get em well they are young!!