Myth: Married people (with children) say over the years that children will care for their parents in their old age.
Many of these folks rarely see their grown children, as several live across town, in other states, or in other countries. They don't get to enjoy their grandchildren except for an occasional phone call."
They can split responsibilities that align with their likes and abilities, but single people do it all, even if they don't know how."
Many of these folks rarely see their grown children, as several live across town, in other states, or in other countries. They don't get to enjoy their grandchildren except for an occasional phone call."
They can split responsibilities that align with their likes and abilities, but single people do it all, even if they don't know how."
Myth: Single person's lonelyness.
"Married people assume that single persons have more free time and money than them. They forget that couples split household duties and expenses, while single people have to keep up with everything themselves.
"Some thinks single persons have missed the boat, missed out on 'the fairytale,'
But the 'fairytale' is just that, a fairytale, and it has nothing to do with real life.
How many people are still married to their first spouse? Or second, or third, or fourth?
People leave these relationships mostly traumatized."
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