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Well, it's all very hypothetical. I'd probably have ended up a completely different person, if I had stayed single. Not necessarily a better or worse person, but definitely a different one. Or I might have become a nun. At any rate, I probably wouldn't have been able to stay single, for long, as men were always trying to marry me, and they can be incredibly persistent. Sounds weird; had to be there. There's a real bifurcation in the female population; you can see it, in the middle-aged women who come back on the market after being divorced or widowed. Some women are born to be pumped-and-dumped, and others are born to be hog-tied and dragged to a cabin in the hills and chained to the stove.

nostr:npub1x458tl7h9xcxa66vr4a8pg0h2qz96pnhwnfpcra0le9090uk5t5qw7armt is apparently on the same trip you are on, nostr:npub1nf9vm6uhs4j7yaysmjn9eqlf7et5t6hvrkdqgpd995vcc9yfjyas0pxa3x . 😂 The person he's replying to is interesting, as they apparently view remaining "independent" as some sort of strength, whereas I associate it with choosing the easy life. nostr:nevent1qqs26h0tpxmakg0xtscs0w85ymevwa7d3hqau7csfz6tgd4g7meccyszyq6ksa0l6u5mqmhtfswh5u9p7agqghgxwa6dy8q04lly4u4lj63wsqcyqqqqqqg0ms0t7