It turns out that the "single" he/she mentioned actually means being married but separated | A small survey on young people's "abnormal romances"
Nowadays, the romantic relationships of young people are becoming increasingly "abnormal." The so - called "single" status claimed by someone may actually refer to a state of "relative singlehood," where they have people they're flirting with or sexual partners but haven't developed a formal romantic relationship. Even after confirming a relationship, they won't question their partner like before about why they don't post on their social media. Instead, they'll ask, "Why did you post me on your social media?" They break up, but not completely. They maintain an "unhealthy" relationship with their ex while not giving up the chance to meet new people. Holding the attitude that "while a healthy relationship is important, a distorted one is truly exciting," they keep getting involved in these "abnormal" relationships...
Are contemporary people really this "crazy" when it comes to dating? How should we define being single? Is it necessary to get a marriage certificate when getting married? Welcome to participate in the 2025 "Abnormal Love" mini - survey and let's talk about those relationships that "can't be introduced to parents."