on coincidences and timing

i have yet to decide whether i do believe in coincidences or not. but while i don't decide that by flipping a coin (it's the way i handle every dilemma in my life), let's assume that i do, that i find coincidences something absolutely common. be mindful, though, and do not mistake chance with coincidences. if i met someone in the street that i hadn't seen or heard of for quite a long time, that is not a coincidence, but something that just happens. if that person is actually living in my building, then it would qualify as a coincidence, even though any other random encounter would become trivial. anyway, for all intents and purposes concerning this post, i do believe in coincidences, like being thinking about someone and meeting that someone in a random street. but i do not your believe in your coincidence. i'm aware that coincidences require a precise timing, all right, but your timing was way too perfect: a little late, not to be obvious, and yet late enough not to present any alternative. forgive me if i am wrong - happens often - but that coincidence was full of intentions. and thus it could never be a coincidence, for they allow no intentions whatsoever.