What is the life of an unmarried woman like?

^{What is the life of an unmarried woman like?}

    ^{The Thought of Evolution and the Non-Fiction Books I Read:}

    ^{The concept of marriage existed in the early days, and before the language came into existence women were primarily at the mercy of men. If they could catch her, it was basically hers, how long it took her to do her job. Maybe there was a dominant man who kept women for himself, but he was constantly challenged by other men until he died, or he himself was fired. The new male king acquired all the females for a while, until eventually he too was defeated by the younger males. So the measure of polygamy / adultery is going on. Love deserves more attention as a nature than perhaps the more fully developed emotion we feel today.}

     ^{So basically there were a lot of fights with threats inside and outside the group; Do not know how to speak except to speak for peace. Strong or intelligent people have established how things change for the group. Mostly it was about security in numbers, and he followed the leadership of a prominent male. So at that point, ‘marriage’ was like a numerical force or close religious unit, and being a ‘single’ human being regardless of gender meant that you were ostracized and probably could not live much longer.}

    ^{So the life of an 'unmarried' woman is basically finding food, fighting for her fair share in the big catch, resisting men's desires, and fleeing from animals that try to eat them. Living, conceiving and caring for small children. And meet one another; Living, caring, learning and enjoying life as well as they can. And the notion that they ‘belong’ - they are unmarried, yet belong to an intimate religious sect.}

    ^{As language and tools developed, we all saw more and more violence against men. Women and children are still at the mercy of the dominant male gender.}

   ^{As large societies began to develop, men introduced the concept of marriage for the benefit of men. Love is still not a topic of marriage. And women and children are still at the mercy of dominant men, who can now say they're 'right' if ****, green and **** fit their wives.}

    ^{In fact, over the last three hundred years we have begun to show ‘love’ as an influential person in marriage.}

    ^{So for most of our human history, love and marriage have basically been the concepts that have taken second place to the basic activity of life. Gender roles have evolved as men fight, die and control and women fight, die and control as best they can.}

   ^{Society's view of marriage:}

   ^{Married = happy person.}

   ^{Unmarried = lonely, sad. Die alone,}

   ^{This is a trap.}

    ^{There are more single people in marriage than we can imagine. Most marriages are fine on paper, but in fact both spouses are very happy. I believe that being with one another and feeling lonely is worse than being alone. Marriage is not even insurance to take care of you in your old days. People will die. The children leave. In the end, you have no insurance to be alone. You never know what life will bring. You will always be alone in this world. This is the sad truth that people try to see.}

   ^{Some unmarried people have more love, care and **** than married people. This is just the fact.}

   ^{It’s not about marriage or marriage. It is about each person, their way of life and their happiness.}

    ^{Whether you are married or not, you both have happy or sad days, lonely days, ups and downs, wonderful days. It's a life.}

    ^{If someone wants to get married, they are not lucky enough to get married to that one person. Then yes, they can be bitter, sad and happy for the rest of their lives because their family dream has not come true.}

   ^{But if someone knows that marriage is not for them, they think they are happy, they enjoy the freedom of solitary life, its adventures, activities, jobs, their social life full of friends, lovers. / Girlfriend / Boyfriend, so who are we (society) to say that this is not a happy life?}

   ^{It's good that some people care so much about themselves.}

   ^{People who feel that this is not for them and are subject to social pressure are dissatisfied. He makes another man who is married even more unhappy.}