No, there is nothing wrong with being single your whole life. Sometimes a person just never finds someone they would feel comfortable commiting to for their entire life. Many people are perfectly happy single. Just because one person needs someone else to feel complete, does not mean another person feels the same way. Everyone is different and that is what makes the world interesting!

There is nothing wrong with being single your whole life. I have several wonderful friends who either never married, or who married and divorced young (or were widowed young) and never remarried. All of the single people I know are just as happy and satisfied with their lives as married people.

I have been married for 40 years, and love being in a relationship. However, I do not believe that being married is absolutely essential to health or happiness.

Darling, it's not bout correctness, it's bout completeness, love and share bout need the other, the children, to live special moments with someone you love, but finally it'll never be wrong

Yes, there is nothing wrong to be single for whole life. At least it is our opinion for now. When we are young, when we still can make ourselves busy with friends and our other activities. But have we think, what if all our friends get married? How in the old days when we can no longer do many activities. Imagine how lonely we are at that time. All of our friends can get together with their wives, husbands, and their children. And we?

Having a family is a happiness. Gather together with people who truly love us is a happiness that incomparable in the world.

Perhaps hurt by love makes people have a life decision to become a single. But life is not to be sad and cry about. Never stop to look for love and never stop to believe in love. Because only love that makes us to be perfect human beings.

There is nothing "wrong" in choosing the life you want. Everyone of us is different, with a large variance in what determines personal happiness.

The only determinate for a personal choice that would fall in the category of "wrong" would be if you were not living true to yourself.

Every choice an indivdual makes shares pros and cons. I have several friends who chose to remain single. Sometimes they express loneliness, but I was very lonely in a relationship. Single friends occasionally discuss missing out on having a family. But, until you experience all that a family entails, the good, the bad and the ugly, there is a balance and at times, great strife, sorrow and disappointment along with the joy.

My sister, who lives in Hawaii, has remained unmarried. Nevertheless, she has a great career, a beautiful "paid for" condo, is looking at early retirement and shares company with a man (also very independent) she loves. I have not heard her express regret in her choice to remain single.

There are no hard and fast rules or guarantees in relationships. The best choice is one made from the heart.

No..it alright to live alone....because there is no burden to us to carry...
but it depends on situation....

There are men and women who are "single and satisfied", if you have chosen that lifestyle YAHOO! Understand it still has ups n downs, I must chime inth spiritual side, it better to marry than to be condemed.

There is nothing wrong with being single your whole life. That is, as long as you're not lonely. I think that is the difference between those who are successful singles.
Those that feel empty and depressed and lonely when they're single, obviously feels something is lacking that only a partner can fill.
Those who are single, active in the community, revel in single pleasures, do not mind their own company, do not need anyone to hold their hands to do something- these types are more able to be happy single. Because if your life is full, where is the void that needs to be filled?

I think it is better to stay single than to marry someone simply for the sake of being married. Fear of loneliness is not a good motivation for a marriage. You must truly be committed to someone and enjoy their company and friendship if you are going to build a life with that person.

With the tremendous wave of divorces, this question has entered everyone's mind. The people in my family who appeared most characteristically happy were the single ones, who never married at all.

Out of lonliness and love, most people marry.

The problem is staying together.

I think a lot of separation can be a good thing in a marriage, and it should be encouraged on TV and through all media and counseling. It makes life better, all in all.

No..not at all if you don;t care what others say about you..

If you have not met someone that you could be happy with for the rest of your life, then you should remain single. The only time remaining single would not be an option would be if you were to reject someone who makes you truly happy. I would have made a mistake had I not married my current husband, but I also would have made a bigger mistake had I married anyone but him. In other words, if I hadn't met a man who truly made me happy, I'd much rather be single.

No, i don't think there is anything wrong to be single but not for your entire life. Any person must have experience and make the life who want when he/she is still young, but they must think that they won't be able to do in the future all that thinks when there were young, then will need to have someone for the rest of there life to look after them.

There's nothing wrong with being single for your whole life. Some people choose it, and some can't find the right partner. I personally wouldn't want to be alone. I like company too much.

There is nothing wrong with wanting to be single for your whole life but if you don't want to be single your whole life, and you currently are, then there is something wrong and you should take the necessary actions to fix that. Go out to places, which is a great way to meet new people.

I personally, felt alone in my high school years. I don't want that for the rest of my life, so I have to work to reach that goal.

One of my teachers is different than me. She was single her whole life, yet she was very happy. She travels to many countries around the world and has a lot of friends.

This question is not about being "wrong" or "right," it depends on the person and what they feel comfortable with.

No, there is nothing wrong about it. But the fact is you are not really alone. You'll always have the love of all the people around you. For love is given and shared in many different ways. It evolves into something that is uniquely for you and a choice is always given. Have a happy life!

No, there is nothing wrong about it. But the fact is you are not really alone. You'll always have the love of all the people around you. For love is given and shared in many different ways. It evolves into something that is uniquely for you and a choice is always given. Have a happy life!

If that is your preference and you are truly happy than No there is not one thing wrong with being single your whole life. I feel there are no rules to how one should live their life, and with whom, why settle for someone, anybody just to please society or to fit in. More than half the people married or coupled up with someone are unhappy and don't even know they could be happier alone than to put up with foolishness. All because of how society and the media portray being with someone like that's the way it should be-there is a lot to be said about a person who can stand alone and not need marital status to hide behind as a definition for one's self worth.

There is nothing wrong with being single your whole life. If you choose to stay that way, so be it. The amazing thing about being single is that it saves you from the trouble in marriage life. No kids and no responsibility at all. If you are single in your whole life, things will work easier for you.

Not at all, It is what we call personal life or individual right which is protected by law. At the same time I would say it is very hard decision which demands lot of hard work and committment. If there is some specific reason such as medical etc then It would be great sacrifice which should recognized at maximum level.

To remain sigle throughout the life to fullful certain responsibility is a great thing. I would suggest that those who are making such decision should reconsider it to enjoy the life and imagine the love they will get from the life and wards.

Have a nice time.

There is a song came to my mind immediately as i read the title: Eleanor Rigby.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. It is entirely your own business. Some people may point this out to you in a negative way, but it is none of their business. Some people like living alone and there is nothing wrong with that, at all.

Of course there is nothing wrong with remaining single! If that is your choice and it makes you happy, go for it! This is YOUR life, live it the way YOU want, not the way someone else thinks you should. Peer pressure can be a pain in the patooty sometimes. Just ignore the others and do your own thing. What is that little ditty going around? 'Don't worry. Be happy.'

There is nothing wrong with being single. As a mom I always wanted my kids to be happy and with someone they love.

My son is 42 and never married and does not want to be. He is in a 6 year relationship with a lovely girl. He has been in 2 other long relationships too but the first girls wanted to get married and he did not so they broke up with him.

His girlfriend now does not want children and lives with her very old grandma. My son works very long and late hours and does not mind this relationship. She has a very good demanding job too.

I would rather see him in this realtionship with this great girl than to get married and have children and get divorced.

As a mother, I just want to see my kids happy and if this makes him happy, so am I.

The only thing I can see wrong with it is if the person is unhappy with it. If they are happy being single, what's the problem? People should not live lives that are not right for them. No good can come from that.

Well yes and no. No because you may ot find that right person or may not want that. But in reality we were made to reproduce and there for continue on. If everyone decided they wanted to be single(and didnt have sex with anyone i might add) then we would eventually die out. Thsi is coming from one of the most single people wish is ironic and hyprocitical lol but I plan to get married and have a family one day just not now.

No, but I really believe us humans are social creatures and it's natural for us to want to bond with someone of the opposite sex. It doesn't mean you have to get married though.

There is nothing wrong with being single for your whole life, as long as that is your choice and you are happy with being alone. Even when we choose to live in a house all by ourselves or choose to not to have a spouse we are never truly alone. You can have extended family, friends, partners and co-workers. You can socialize and still go home to a house that is your own knowing that when you enter everything will be as you left it because no one else lives there.

If you choose to live like as a single person forever and the thought of committing to someone else is like a death sentence, then by all means, go ahead and do whatever makes you happy. As long you plan a life which is fulfilling with no regrets, go for it. I'm the opposite and I love the thought of growing old with my man.

Other than the fact that it would totally suck, no there's nothing wrong with it.

All kidding aside, some people genuinely prefer living single. It does have it's advantages. It simplifies life not always having to take a partner's want, needs, and feelings into account.

There is nothing wrong with how anyway chooses to live their lives as long as it is not harming anyone else. Many people are perfectly happy with their own company and love the idea of spending their life single. I think that other people who try and put the pressure on are the ones in the wrong, 'when are you going to date' or 'time is ticking' even 'why don't you go out and try to meet someone to be with'. The choice is all yours no one else's.

My Aunt was like that, she had a few relationships when she was younger but nothing serious and was really happy being single. She had her house and liked her own space and her life how she wanted to live it alone, not having to think of anyone else or answer to anyone. Her life was full, happy and she did everything and more that attached people do.

If you are happy being single then do not let anyone tell you its wrong. No one can judge anyone in this life, no one has that right. If they try it then you have the choice not to listen. Or to just smile and know they are the ones with the narrow minds thinking that everyone has to be with someone else in life or there is something wrong.

Life is too short to live it how someone else wants you to. Find out what you want then go and get it and do not let anyone else try to lead you their way. We all walk our own paths and are not sheep but unique human beings capable of surviving without a significant other these days and living very happily.