A 35-year-old guy has ignited internet debate after disclosing his emotional struggle to find a wife after years of putting his work and financial stability ahead of marriage.

The anecdote, which appeared on social media, recounted how the man consistently put off getting down despite pressure from his family.Family

According to his account, he spent years focusing on employment, saving money, and eventually purchasing a home, convinced that there would always be time for marriage.

However, when he finally chose to propose, he was rejected by several ladies, with some citing his age as a worry.

The development has sparked widespread discussion, with many users pondering on cultural expectations, timing, and the difficulties of balancing personal objectives and relationships.

Rejections deepen fears of loneliness

“I’m 35 years old, not married. Every time my family told me to get married, I said it was too early. I wanted to focus on work and save money,” he said, admitting he now regrets those decisions.

“I went to propose, but they told me the first girl had just gotten married. Another said they didn’t want someone older. Now I sit alone in the house I built. I eat alone, sleep alone, even drink coffee alone,” he added.

Similar stories have developed in recent years, as more people postpone marriage in order to achieve professional success and financial stability.

While some people find mates, others experience difficulties due to age differences and cultural expectations.