There are more singles than ever
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9 NOV — The truth is that there are more and more singles, especially in Spain, which has reached an all-time high of 14 million people (52% are men and 48% women), according to INE data. These figures are growing year after year and force us to reflect on what is happening in our society.
Why are there more and more singles?
As we have seen, all the data point to the fact that there are more and more singles ((men, ofc)) n Spain and in general in Western countries. In our country, in particular, the number of people registered as single has doubled in the last 20 years, according to the INE.
And why is this happening, is it a chosen bachelorhood, or is it that we can't stand anyone? According to Bizzotto, "we are in a process of deconstruction of the old monogamous ideals that imposed on us that the only way to live was as a couple and with childr
en." ((blah-blah, feminist bullshit
))."For a long time we have believed that getting married, procreating and having a mortgage with your husband or wife was the obligatory destiny of all lives. Today, these ideas are no longer so prevalent and we understand that many lifestyles are valid: from getting married and having children, to LAT (Living-Apart-Together) couples (( betabux
)), to open relationships (( )) to chosen singleness (( AKA inceldom for males )). In fact, getting married doesn't even mean being a couple anymore, and fewer and fewer people are getting married or marrying later: in the 1990s people were getting married, on average, at the age of 28, while today the age of first marriage is from 36 onwards, according to Idescat," he points out.Love no longer has to last a lifetime ((cock caroussel for life)), we are not incomplete beings who need someone else to be happy and we prefer to be alone rather than in bad company.
On the other hand, the expert also points out that the idea of romantic love and half-oranges is no longer as strong as it used to be: "Love no longer has to last a lifetime, we are not incomplete beings who need someone else to be happy and we prefer to be alone rather than in bad company. We have learned to put relationships on a scale and we are only together as long as it is 'worth it'".
Por qué cada vez hay más gente soltera en España (¿ya no aguantamos nada?)
Hay días para todo, e igual que los enamorados tienen el suyo, los solteros celebran su fecha tan señalada el 11 de noviembre. Una jornada que podría ser
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