Indeed, the shifts in society took away the hope of marriage from most of us. It used to be that to not get married, something had to go unusually wrong with yo

Indeed, the shifts in society took away the hope of marriage from most of us. It used to be that to not get married, something had to go unusually wrong with your life. Nowadays, to get married, something has to go unusually right with your life. Because the vain "proto-marriage" of my youth collapsed like the author's, I am cursed to sojourn the earth alone, at least for a time. The bitter taste dissipates when I know that a real wedding hall is set for me. Better still, it may not even be too late to find its typological implementation on the earth. So I'll keep dunetreading.