What do you think about unmarried people? How to look at the unmarried .

It's very good, there is a way to live when you get married, there is a way to live without getting married, why do you have to live the same model of life as others, as long as you can gain a foothold in society, be financially independent, you can rely on your own ability to be self-reliant, and you don't do things that break through the bottom line of morality and law, other lifestyles can be chosen according to your own wishes, and no one wants to interfere.

Most of the unmarried people are people with strong personalities, high taste, great courage, not bad money, their own light, living freely, and living easily.

I think that kind of unmarried people are particularly selfish, because because because they don't like to get married, and then the family will be very worried.

I raise my hands and feet in favor, freedom, not married, dink, all belong to their own business, and have nothing to do with others, this is social progress, young people are paying more and more attention to their own feelings, and cherishing themselves more and more.

I think there are a lot of unmarried people now, and this is the choice of people in today's society, and it is their own idea.

Unmarried people have their own dreams to pursue, and they feel that marriage will make people lose their dreams.

I think this kind of unmarried people are especially able to stick to their beliefs. Go and choose what you support.

I think the unmarried people have their own ideas that keep them from getting married.

Whether or not to get married is their personal will, it is their choice, and there is no need for us to interfere with others.

For unmarried people, everyone has their own different opinions, and for those who are not married, they must have their own views on marriage.

Each has its own way of living, as long as it does not interfere with others, what does it have to do with others. Being single has the joy of being single, and getting married has the joy of getting married.

Everyone has a different idea, and the unmarried may be pursuing their own careers.

I think they have a bit of a personality. I'm not afraid of being ridiculed by others, and I'm not afraid of being ridiculed by others.

The pursuit of freedom is everyone's right, and citizens must not interfere with or hinder the freedom of others for any reason. Otherwise, it is the same crime as illegal detention!

Not only is it irresponsible to oneself, but also to one's family.

It's not surprising that there is such a category! But one of the bigger reasons for occupation is freedom.

No, there are those who are married.

In my acquaintance, those who do not marry are "unmarried". They seek freedom, they don't want to be bound by marriage, they want to live a free and easy life. I remember when I did my internship in my senior year, there were several older unmarried men and women.

Among them, our female manager, is also one of them. She came to work at 10 o'clock every day and left work at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. She is eloquent, speaks and does things simply, and most of the company's singles rely on her to talk back.

It's just that a woman as good as her hasn't gotten married in her forties. As far as I know, she is not married yet. I don't think she wants to get married.

She thinks that her current life is quite good, but getting married may not be as chic as she is now. Of course, this is just my personal guess.

The elders around me are all more traditional. They all believe that people must get married, and those who don't get married will be looked down upon. Marriage seems to be a necessary stage in life.

If one of the older young men or women next to them is not married, they start worrying about them. They will discuss, worry about meeting their parents, introduce blind dates or something. Anyway, not getting married is what they oppose and can't accept.

I have a friend who is more afraid of marriage. In particular, we often hear us say, "If you are not married, you can play if you can, and if you can travel, you can go to travel," and so on. I don't want to get married even more.

She thinks that why should people get married? It's better now than after marriage, so why get married. It seems to make sense.

However, the elders do not see it that way. Her parents were so worried about her marriage that they couldn't sleep. I think that's already the biggest pressure on her.

Actually, I also asked myself, do people have to get married? Does a person's lack of marriage deny the value of his existence? If a person never gets married or has children in his life, he cannot deny his value. In my opinion, the value of human beings is not necessarily related to the birth of offspring.

We should respect everyone's choice, and even if some people like to be "unmarried", then we should not deny him and interfere with him. I think as long as he is happy and can realize his own value, what if he doesn't get married?

Unmarried people can be subdivided into three types: the real "unmarried" people are willing to choose "not to marry", and their state is the same as that of strict "vegetarians", and there is no such thing as marriage. Aside from the true "unmarried", there are two kinds:

One is that he is forced to choose "not to marry" for some reason, and the other is that he is a verbal "unmarried", just casually talking. These three types of "unmarried" will not be able to identify who is the real unmarried at first, but time will tell. Below, let's take a look at the later lives of five former "unmarried", and you will know what a real "unmarried" is:

Atul: Choosing "not to marry" because it is difficult to get married The reason why Atul has the idea of "not getting married" is not a choice made willingly, but out of desperation. Before he came into contact with marriage, he took it for granted that when a man reached a certain age, he would naturally get married.

However, when he took the road of blind date, after facing marriage, and realizing that marriage costs a lot of money, he deeply realized what it means to be "powerless". Wanting to get married but not having the money to get married, this is a lot of pressure for him. He thought about fighting first and getting married when he got rich.

However, after two years of hard work, there is still no money to get married. Between him and his parents, there is no way but worry. In such a state, he thought to himself, "Forget it, maybe I won't have a chance to get married in my life."

Why, then, should I insist on getting married? Even if you desperately get married, it will only get worse, so why bother? He decided to "not get married", but his parents could not have agreed.

When he first failed to sell potatoes and had a disagreement with his parents, he decided to insist on his absence, feeling that not only would he not be pressured if he did not get married, but also his parents. However, this notion of his was soon weakened.