Is It Really No Worry for Older Single Women to Find a Husband?

Why are there such books but no books about non-marriage? I am a non-marriage person.

This kind of book is really EXCELLENT. Only a social person like Lucile who can't find a girlfriend would write this kind of book.

There is really someone who doesn't love you. No matter how much you sacrifice your dignity, you can't win his heart. I might as well find someone who loves me.

The reason for being single: I liked someone before, but now I like someone. The older leftover women are messing with you, why don't you write about the older leftover men. Nowadays, life is so stressful, and working is so tiring*, who has the time and ability to fall in love, get married, have children, and raise children, only those who have money, interest, and full of fantasies and hopes for love, okay? It seems that older leftover women don't get married because they have high self-esteem and no one can look down on them. Let's be clear about one thing. Nowadays, regardless of men or women, there are many reasons why they don't want to get married, and even more are simply unbearable external pressures. There is no need to write this kind of book that deliberately intensifies the contradiction between men and women. No matter how you write it, it will not increase the fertility rate, let alone the marriage rate. It can only increase the death rate and divorce rate.

The main reason is that the cost of getting married is too high now. In addition to love, marriage definitely requires children. The cost of the child is the biggest expense. It's not too much to get married and have at least a house. A house of about 100 square meters is estimated to be around 1.5 Million in third- and fourth-tier cities, and half of the couple needs at least 75 million. It is really difficult for young people to save at the age of 30. Parents may have to pay a large sum for the house, not to mention the children's expenses. Therefore, the reason why there are more men and women left is that they have been fed stupid chicken soup, and they really have no money.

I'm a girl, 17 years old this year. Anyway, I don't have high requirements for choosing a mate. I just need a small electric car or a rented house. As long as the man's family has good character and doesn't have too much pressure, it's enough. He has an average appearance and is 1.6 Meters taller than me. With such a low requirement, no one will try to take advantage of him, right? ∪∨∪

How do you describe fifty-seven to sixty? It's quite a bit like that, but I feel that the author really put his heart into it here.

I'm very familiar with your recent paragraph. I've seen where you copied it.

What kind of ex drama is this recently, and what does it mean to advocate inequality? The protagonist thinks he is very ex, what is the difference between this and the professor? Are methods given? Just saying the same.

After roughly reading a few chapters, let's talk about the shortcomings. 1. The first aunt I met on a blind date in the park. She came to help her daughter go on a blind date, but just because the protagonist or a netizen said it, the causes and consequences of why her daughter didn't get married were revealed from all angles! Originally, according to her daughter's request, it was difficult to find someone, but now that she says this, will her daughter still get married in the future? After that, I kindly advise everyone to take a warning! 2. It was also a blind date in the park. After the high-quality man came and stated his requirements, he kept emphasizing and explaining because of other people's disapproval. Once he had said something, he kept criticizing him. 3. The discussion among netizens and the communication between the protagonist and the interviewee are also very uncomfortable. Although most netizens in the live broadcast category have this situation, but they have a certain degree of control, and you feel like you are underestimating the number of words. I won't go into details here, but the protagonist gave me the impression that he was just a microphone. It's all a debate between the interviewee and netizens, and the protagonist is the tool man