Parents of single 30-somethings are accepting that marriage isn’t their child’s end goal. Here’s how they‘re making peace with their children’s choices
If only time machines existed! We’d zip back 30 years to watch our parents exchange demure glances from across the table as elders swiftly arranged their match. Or, we’d rewind to that heady moment when Mummy and Papa actually fell in love, defying convention and matchmaking aunties. But mostly, we’d notice how young they were, making vows and having children even before they turned 30.
Some parents are actively dissuading their kids from marrying early. (ADOBE STOCK)
Staying single is a choice that many young adults are happily making. (ADOBE STOCK)Marriage is a big responsibility. It’s better to take your time and make the right choice. (ADOBE STOCK)Being single means you can show up for your parents when they need you. (ADOBE STOCK)If you’re not ready for marriage, wait it out and focus on becoming financially independent first. (ADOBE STOCK)