Some people say that to be single, it means that you are lonely. You are deficient of companionship in your life. I have a different point of view to this comment. Not all single man is lonely man. Single can be fun, and you gain freedom to do whatever you want. For instance, a friend of mine who is married. He can’t socialize with his co -workers after work, because his wife constantly checking on him by calling him. With a single life, he can go out wherever he wants after work. He won’t need to be worried about his wife nagging on him, if he come home late. Sometimes, you have enough stress from work, you might need to go out have fun once in while. Not add additional stress at home.
Spending money is also one of your biggest obstacle if you are married. You have to worry about your monthly saving, and you household expenditures. If you are single, this problem is easily managed. You can pull it out with a second part time job or so, and you can still have your minimum saving goal.
If you are married, you couldn’t avoid the occasional argument with your wife. Hypothetically, both persons can’t be compromised on every occasion. One might uphold his justice, while the other will prepare an argument. To single, you won’t need to have these headaches.
Although married can solve your loneliness, single life might suitable for individuals who seeking on freedom, and care - free lifestyle.

jia zhou wrote this on November 6th, 2008 and filed it under Single Life |