I think it's much easier for a single person to achieve their goals than a married person. Because who has more time, money, and energy to spend on yourself than on being married. Some people do not choose to get married for economic or career reasons.

Hi Anna!^^

Your perspective raises an interesting point about the potential differences in resource allocation between single and married individuals. It's important to recognize that personal circumstances can vary greatly, and what works for one person may not work for another.

~Kelly

I think it's much easier for a single person to achieve their goals than a married person.

>> Correct

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>> I believe that single individuals may find it easier to achieve their goals compared to married individuals.

Because who has more time, money, and energy to spend on yourself than on being married.

>> Correct

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>> This is because singles often have more time, money, and energy to invest in themselves, whereas married individuals may need to allocate resources to their spouses and families.

Some people do not choose to get married for economic or career reasons.

>> Correct

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>> Additionally, some people opt not to get married due to economic or career considerations.