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The bookstore's marriage urging drama
A refreshing scene in the bookstore, a 29-year-old woman named Li Xiaoxiao was attacked by a clerk to urge her to marry at the checkout. The other party used the old "almost expired" logic to give ruthless "care", which seems to imply that being unmarried is equivalent to no one cares.
But Ms. Li wasn't convinced, and her response was sharp and confident, sending a clear message that her marital status was her own choice, not dictated by time limits or other people's opinions.
On social media, netizens reacted enthusiastically to the scene. A netizen left a message: "Does the clerk think he is an expert in urging marriage?" Hahaha!" while another joked: "Li Xiaoxiao, are you checking out at the bookstore or are you holding a singing meeting for turned serfs?"
The boundaries of the concept of fierce warfare
Li Xiaoxiao's reply is not just a matter of one sentence, her logical counterattack exposes a deep-seated social phenomenon: women are often regarded as commodities, with a price and a market, and it seems to have a "shelf life". In this regard, Li Xiaoxiao refuses to be framed by such a concept.
Her attitude has received a lot of support, especially on social media, and many netizens have launched heated discussions. A user with the screen name "Free Flying Pig" commented: "Why do people nowadays like to label people so much with the expiration date?", and a netizen named "Single Dog Don't Bark" said: "I have decided, the next time someone asks me about marriage, I will just say 'thank you, but I'm not a limited-time sale!'"
Marriage is not a commodity, not a compulsion
The scene turned back to Li Xiaoxiao's life, and she did not waver in her decision because of the outside world's urging for marriage. This heroine has created an independent modern female image, which makes people applaud her.
Netizens also imitated her way of replying, and social networks were full of creative answers. For example, one user wrote: "The ancients said: 'Marry a woman and ask for a lady, marry a wife and ask for help.'" Now I say: 'Being single is a choice, marriage is not necessary. Another user humorously responded: "When are you going to get married? ”
When will you marry if you don't marry?
The real question is not whether women get married, but whether they have the right to control their own choices. Li Xiaoxiao's performance in the play has encouraged many people to re-examine their life choices.
There is no shortage of people sharing their opinions in the comment area: "Marriage is a major event in life, how can you let others control it?" At the same time, someone joked: "My mother asks me every day 'when will I bring a boyfriend home', and next time I will tell her: 'When there is a promotion in the love market.'" ’”
Behind the choice
Li Xiaoxiao's story is not just a discussion about marriage, it touches on a deeper level of reflection on the right of individual choice. On social platforms, some people see her behavior as a manifestation of self-identity and respect.
"What does it matter to you whether you get married or not? Let me find someone I want to marry first!" has become the voice of many single netizens. One reviewer joked: "My love life is like a suspense show, and even I can't guess what will happen in the next episode." ”
Celibacy polemics
Whether to marry or not should be a person's free will, not a socially prescribed necessity. Li Xiaoxiao's attitude seems to remind everyone: don't blindly follow traditional ideas.
In the repercussions of this story, we can see the younger generation's questioning and reflection on the traditional concept of marriage. Everyone has the right to choose how to live, whether it is single, in love or married, and should not be swayed by the ideas of others.
Amid the applause on the Internet, someone ridiculed: "The marriage market seems to be open, but I may plan to wait and see for a long time." Such a voice may be the best footnote of the times.