> If they have sufficient resources, and most of the [permanently single] ones I see are financially independent, they are relatively content. Rest of the arti

> If they have sufficient resources, and most of the [permanently single] ones I see are financially independent, they are relatively content. Rest of the article suggests "financially independent" as working a job to support oneself. Though I wonder if a significant portion of their clientele are wealthy enough to not work or only work a small portion of the year. When I was single and made enough to live alone it actually increased my desire to seek a partner, not necessarily get an official marriage document.