#wolfpackbliss

Building off what Chiomi said, I think I know why Scott and Isaac and Allison are all having so much trouble finding their soulmates.  Chris Argent, who tries very hard to be a good man even though his methods are pretty much questionable at best, saw what his sister did to the Hales when she found her soulmate.  And I figure Chris never really had a chance to look for his soulmate--Gerard Argent is a whackadoo in any 'verse, it is known, and he probably raised his children to think all kinds of weird shit about souls and purity and monsters--I think Chris was introduced to Victoria at an early age and taught that she was going to be his everything, and whether they're actually soulmates or not, he is bound to her now.  He figures that if regular homegrown (slightly brainwashed, oops) love was good enough for him, it'll be good enough for Allison.  And so when she's about twelve and almost to the age where she'd be sensitive to a soulbond, he starts feeding her drugs to block the bond.  When shit of whatever variety hits the fan and the Argents are drawn back to Beacon Hills and Kate goes all Whackadoo II The Reawhackening, Chris tells Ally the truth and that's how she ends up drifting around BH looking for love in books and puppies and caramel macchiatos (and honestly, where better to look?). 

Isaac, of course, has just lost his father and isn't sure what to do now.  All his emotions are raw and he can't stand being this vulnerable, but he also can't stand being this alone.  So, because this is an AU where people make decent decisions and do not live in abandoned train cars, he goes to therapy.  Ms. Morell tells him he should be cautious, don't look for the pull right now, his mind's in flux from the loss (and from the sudden relief from abuse, though she's a little more gentle about mentioning that) and life-changing soulmate revelations right now would be basically the biggest most unhealthy rebound relationship ever.  Instead, he should focus on a nice quiet comfortable job, and doesn't she just know the perfect super-sketchy probably secretly evil veterinarian? 

Scott's biggest problem is, as always, that he's a giant goofy hopeful romantic.  Every time he meets somebody new, he thinks there's a pull, and how is he supposed to know what his real soulmate feels like until he finds them?  This bond doesn't feel like the last bond doesn't feel like the bond that came before that one, and every time Stiles tries to describe how a soulmate really feels he starts off with the first half of one sentence and ends with the second half of a different one.