In my country, when young people are in their twenties, their parents will ask them to find someone to marry. Love has nothing to do with it. In my time, I succumbed to parental pressure and married someone I didn't love. Now, young people in our country have learned to defy their parents and live the way they want. I've been divorced for six years and have always been lonely. I often wonder why I didn't resist my parents' demands, which kept me trapped in a painful marriage. Now I'm in charge of my own life. But I'm confused and full of resentment towards marriage. The future is very long, and I don't know what kind of life I should choose. I don't want to be alone forever, but I'm also filled with insecurity.