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Nowadays, more and more men and women remains to be or prefers to be
single in their late 20’s, 30’s & onwards. Why? Here are the common
reasons why some men and women choose to stay single:
1. Family or parental obligation
Some
cannot marry because they feel the need to attend to either one or both
sick parent/sibling. Others allocate their time and money to support
the education of their younger sibling/s. This involves a certain
degree of commitment and some choose to prioritize their family and set
aside their personal life.
2. Trauma from Physical/Sexual Abuse
A
person who has been a victim of child molestation, rape or abuse would
tend to choose not to be in a situation that might remind them of the
unlikely experience again.
3. Trauma from Broken Relationships
Some
kissed dating goodbye after a painful break up/separation. Others
choose to be alone rather than be in a relationship full of
insecurities.
4. Financial Instability
It’s quite expensive
to get married these days, moreover to raise a family. So others choose
not to enter into relationship and be frustrated from not being able to
fully support so. Also, it would be too selfish to drag your loved one
to poverty.
5. Self-contentment or Gratification from Family, Friends & Career
Sometimes
when you’re already happy with the people around you and/or satisfied
with one’s career, you no longer seek for romantic affiliation. For
what has been lacking was filled by other forms of love. Further, you
enjoy freedom & independence more than anyone else.
There’s
really nothing wrong with preferring to be single/unattached, although
it has drawbacks too like you’ll grow old alone, probably get cancer
cells for not using your reproductive organs and you’ll never get to
see what your child may look like.
I myself loves to be single,
although Im not yet closing my door. But I get really irritated when
somebody ask me why am I still single with a tone of pity. Why, does it
make me a lesser person? Does it make my life incomplete &
miserable? Does it make me uglier & less attractive? Hell no!
As
what Princess Diana once said, “People think at the end of the day that
a man is the only answer to fulfillment. Actually, a job is better for
me”.
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