There's nothing wrong with it. There are quite a few such people now.

The single people around me can be roughly divided into the following three categories:

First, single people who are not married for various reasons.

In fact, many people who never marry for life are not determined to be single at the beginning. They were just "left behind" for various reasons and then became a family.

Second, I haven't met the right person since the divorce.

Third, I think it is better to live alone after divorce.

In fact, with the development and progress of society, people have long understood and accepted the singles around them.

Therefore, whether you choose to be single or change your mind halfway and want to find someone to accompany you, there is no problem, as long as you are happy, after all, life is still long.

I once knew a jewelry designer. When I met her, she was in her fifties and still unmarried. She is in her fifties and can be described as kind and lovely. In addition, when we ask her questions, we will also explain them carefully.

She said that she got sick when she was getting married, which would affect the chances of having children, so her fiance's family politely proposed to cancel the wedding.

Later, she buried herself in her work and gradually got used to being alone. Besides, she leads a mild life. When I met her, she was studying or designing, and her life was very regular.

She bought several kinds of insurance for herself, had enough savings for her old age, had several girlfriends, and her nieces and nephews were also very close. She said as long as it was arranged.

Actually, I envy this state. I am married, old and young, and I am very busy at work and at home.

There is nothing wrong with living alone, as long as you make arrangements when you are sick and old.