As I grew up, I often overheard people whispering about successful single women. They’d say things like, “She’s got money, but no man. Men are probably scared to approach her,” or “She’s doing well, but can’t keep a man; her success made her forget her role as a woman.”
They’d even comment on whether she had children, assuming that her success meant she must be lonely. In the past, these remarks didn’t bother me much. Now, as I hear these comments, I worry that similar judgments might be made about me. I’m only twenty-one, not yet successful, and far from the age society expects me to settle down and have kids. Despite my age, I fear that I may remain single throughout my life. Here’s my story: This year, I secured admission to a prestigious university. It brought immense joy after spending three years at home following high school. Before stepping onto the campus, I equipped myself with knowledge about university life. My older sisters, who were already in university, provided valuable advice to…….Read Full Story Here………………….
