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I’ve come to the conclusion that if you want to have a child, then getting married has to come in not so much for your benefit but for the child’s benefit of growing up with 2 parents.

For those who are not into family and babies yet, take your time not so much to “find” the perfect soulmate but rather to learn how to “become” the understanding and forgiving soulmate.

And singles can be happy and be part of families too! I have relations who are single and are happy with the way they are. They have nieces who love them back.

To everyone, thank you so much for your feedback and comments! I appreciate you taking the time out to leave a note! This article has also been featured in LoveBirds, an open source dating ideas site. Feel free to check it out and recommend to your friends for interesting dating ideas!

Kris@ That website is genius!! It’s like a perfect pictorial representation of what I’m talking about in this article! I’ll plug it up into the article! Thank you for your kind comments, it’s really sweet! Do you have twitter/facebook? Feel free to add me there! By the way, your english is not “simple” at all – in fact you have an extremely good command of it!

Ava@ Hey Ava, thanks for your comment and your question!

The right fit applies to the fundamental core values and principles of both individuals in the relationship. For every relationship to sustain, there has to be a baseline compatibility of certain key values. This can be anything ranging from person to person, for example passion for growing, same ideals towards family/relationships, etc. When these values ‘match’, every other difference between the couple can be managed/compromised accordingly simply because the key determinants of what’s going to let the relationship work out are in place.

Lydia@ Hi Lydia, welcome and thanks for your comment! I agree with you – Singles shouldn’t settle because of peer pressure or societal pressure. Rather, they should focus on finding the person who is a real supplement and fit to them. It will lead to long-term sustainability of the relationship.

Hayden@ Hi Hayden and welcome! I thought that was pretty funny too, so I added that in! My parents (particularly my mom) can be really conservative so it felt a little oppressive growing up. I have a lot of Indian friends and they tell me about their culture which can be quite conservative, so I know what you mean there!