#Let'sTalk! [iDey#18]
Why do some people remain single and don't get married?
Irrespective
of the dictum outlined in religious texts and principles about the importance
of marriage, yet the decision whether to go in for one or to remain single is
essentially personal in nature. This is particularly true of the current
situation marked by extremes of stress, strain and struggle; With much thrust upon competition and
rat race; a man's common place in existence is one of extreme struggle and strain.
This in turn is working havoc on marital and other relationships based on close
bonding and trustfulness. Sometimes the sheer apprehension that things may not
work out fine on home front has compelled people desirous of climbing up the
social order to stay single. People with a sharp or obsessive focus on career
and personal growth often prefer staying single rather than bracing up to the
duties and obligations of marriage. Paucity of time and personal inability to
share and care can also keep many folks away from relationships and marriage. Other than
social and economic factors, there are people who preferred singularity over
marital status is on account of their lack of commitment. Rather than going for
the hassles of serious relationships leading to marriage and so forth, certain
carefree and happy-go-lucky individuals choose to remain single. It is true
that humans, a part of the civilized society long for and cherish freedom, but
it is equally important to note that there are ones including both men and
women who cherish freedom to the point of selfishness. It is important or
rather imperative that they stay single on account of their inflexibility and
ill adjustability to come around to share and care for others. So the inability
to compromise and need for absolute freedom from interference or disciplining
make (some) people (to stay) single. Just as inability to share emotionally can
be problematic for some, leading them to the choice of singularity; likewise
inability to share financially can be a possible reason. With over magnified
stories of spouses nagging for money and possession during the time and space
of unionism; the choices of better management of financial prospects keep
people (especially men) away from marriage. People (staunchly egoistical) without
the ability to change or modify, often choose to remain single. With their all
encompassing ego being predominantly effective, such folks are unable to come
around or modify to “the ways of better halves” or partners. Marriages leading
to divorce or relationships leading to break ups is one of the well trodden
phenomenon. With far reaching repercussions, any form of break up or separation
can turn out to be tremendously heart wrenching. If one is not into a relationship
of the serious order, one need not worry or anticipate such a turn of event.
Thus fear of separation or one exposed to too many separations in the accumulative years, may give way to fears and mental blocks about marriage. In
spite of there being too many moral inhibitions about indulging in sexual
activities involving multiplicity of partners, similar orientation involving
different partners can be also a well established reality. People beyond the bounds of
marriage or serious partnerships often take the advantage of their self
inflicted singularity so as to indulge in sexual revelry. Even married ones may
be equally guilty of this not too descent offense. But the fact that one is single helps one to feel free. Though observation has proved that sometimes
staying single over a long period of time on account of some genuine issues helps one to pick on the right partner or soul mate
over time. Nevertheless, single or married, everything lies on choice, understanding, and ones self-assertion of unionism, and capabilities to cohabit.
Regardless of the fact whether one is single or
otherwise; we are all expected to maintain (at least) the minimum standards of
decency and self control.
***next week: "Is having many wives really wrong or right?"*



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