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I Choose Not to Get Married

  • Essay
  • Categories:Women's Self-help　Social Sciences
  • Language:Korean（Translation Services Available）
  • Publication Place:South Korea
  • Publication date:September,2020
  • Pages:288
  • Retail Price:（Unknown）
  • Size:152mm×200mm
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“This is exactly the book I’d been looking for. It’s not too heavy, and it clearly lays out the advantages of living single and how to build a life that way. Ever since I decided not to marry, I’ve been so curious about how others live. Most books on this topic tend to be feminist theory, but I didn’t really need theory because my life is something I’m facing in reality. Thank you!”
— Reader Review

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*Rights sold: Japanese, Indonesian, Thai.
*The freedom to choose not to marry: Embracing the single life! The stories of single woman living her lives well on her own.

Description

This book delves into various aspects of life as a single woman. Through personal narratives, the author answers whether single life is necessarily lonely, if it offers financial benefits, and how to handle societal prejudices. It emphasizes that choosing to remain single is neither extraordinary nor unusual. What truly matters is our attitude towards life. Regardless of marital status or whether one has children, how proudly and lovingly we regard ourselves can shape our lives.

Author

Kwon Mijoo holds a doctoral degree in counseling and works as a professional psychological counselor, teaching on the subject at universities and various institutions while also serving as the director of a counseling center. She meets women of all ages who struggle with a wide range of psychological issues, engaging with them in conversations of the heart.

Contents

Chapter 1: The Reason Why We Don’t Dream of Marriage Anymore
The generation holding one-person weddings
The '82-born Kim ji-youngs' who don't want to become 'Kim ji-young

Chapter 2: Life Alone
Why am i single despite being this fine?
There is no need to explain myself, etc.

Chapter 3: Checking My Time Alone
Chapter 4: Is It Different Because I'm Alone? It's the Same Even Together
Chapter 5: Truly Living an Independent Life

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