Also read | 43-year-old unmarried Indian woman living alone gets honest about being single by choice: ‘In love with my freedom’ Being single in a world obsessed with timelines can often feel like a tightrope walk between personal fulfilment and unsolicited external pressure. Whether it’s navigating uncomfortable dinner table questions, watching friends hit traditional milestones, or wrestling with an internal clock dictated by societal expectations, the struggle to feel ‘on track’ is a deeply relatable reality for single women across the globe.
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Her reflection highlighted a layer of modern romance: the wisdom gained through self-discovery: “I’ve also learned from past relationships that being with the wrong person can make you much more unhappy than being alone. Because i’m scared of being alone.”, i’m still open to love, but I just don’t want to choose someone.
