嫁還是不嫁 這是個(gè)問(wèn)題

導(dǎo)讀：時(shí)值“女生節(jié)”，討論單身女性話題實(shí)在有些煞風(fēng)景。我們無(wú)意掃你的興，只想通過(guò)這樣的盤(pán)點(diǎn)，讓你可以對(duì)號(hào)入座，認(rèn)清屬于自己的幸福的模樣。

時(shí)值“女生節(jié)”，討論單身話題實(shí)在有些煞風(fēng)景。我們無(wú)意掃你的興，只想通過(guò)這樣的盤(pán)點(diǎn)，讓你可以對(duì)號(hào)入座，認(rèn)清屬于自己的幸福的模樣。

A recent online commercial tells the following story: upon graduating, getting a job and being promoted, the female protagonist’s grandmother, whose health is in decline, keeps asking her the same question, “When are you getting married?”, until the woman finally rushes home in a wedding dress to bring the elderly lady in her dying days the ultimate comfort.

最近一則網(wǎng)絡(luò)廣告的情節(jié)如下：每當(dāng)女主角經(jīng)歷大學(xué)畢業(yè)、求職成功、工作晉升時(shí)，年邁多病的外婆嘴邊總是掛著同一個(gè)問(wèn)題：“結(jié)婚了吧?”;直到廣告結(jié)尾，女主角身披婚紗沖回家中，終于在外婆臨終滿足了她最大的心愿。

Marriage puts a lot of pressure on single women, as if they are destined to get married in order to fulfill others’, rather than their own, expectations. But what’s pushing single women into matrimony is a social stereotype and form of self-identification that creates a dilemma for modern women in today’s social contexts, experts say.

婚姻令單身女性們不堪重負(fù)，仿佛她們結(jié)婚并不是為了自己，而是為了滿足他人的期望。然而專家表示，是約定俗成的社會(huì)觀念以及通過(guò)婚姻實(shí)現(xiàn)自我認(rèn)同迫使單身女性早日嫁人，這也造成了當(dāng)今社會(huì)中現(xiàn)代女性的窘境。

In the book Seeking Happily Ever After: Navigating the Ups and Downs of Being Single Without Losing Your Mind (and Finding Lasting Love Along the Way), US author Michelle Cove tries to reveal what women really want out of a relationship. As reported in Marie Claire, a women’s magazine in the US, Cove identifies some of the categories of single women based on intensive interviews.

在《尋找幸福——不失本心地走過(guò)單身的起起落落，并沿路找尋天長(zhǎng)地久》一書(shū)中，美國(guó)作家米歇爾•卡夫試圖揭露出女人在感情中真正想要的東西。在美國(guó)女性時(shí)尚雜志《嘉人》的一篇報(bào)道中，卡夫在對(duì)一些單身女性進(jìn)行深入采訪后，將她們分成了如下幾類：

The Soul-Mate Seeker

找尋真愛(ài)女

Finding “The One” is the most important task in her life.

尋找“真愛(ài)”成為她們生活中的重中之重。

The Phoenix

鳳凰涅槃女

She is doing everything she can to rise from a recent devastating breakup and to be in good shape again.

她們竭盡所能要擺脫上一段戀情帶來(lái)的毀滅性打擊，同時(shí)想要找回神采奕奕的狀態(tài)。

The Organic

有機(jī)生活女

She prefers the “let it be” approach and leaves things up to destiny. She lives her own life rather than hunting for men in a methodical way.

她們信奉順其自然，一切聽(tīng)從命運(yùn)安排。她們用自己的方式生活，而不是按部就班地去刻意尋求伴侶。

The Free Spirit

自在隨風(fēng)女

Independence or a relationship? She believes there is no way to reach a compromise between both and therefore leans to the former.

選擇獨(dú)立還是結(jié)束單身?她們認(rèn)為兩者之間很難妥協(xié)，所以最終選擇了前者。

The Wedding Wisher

結(jié)婚狂想女

She suddenly finds herself fantasizing about getting married after a lifetime of not caring about it.

原本從不考慮結(jié)婚的她們突然發(fā)現(xiàn)自己幻想著能披上婚紗步入禮堂。

The Town Rebel

叛逆不羈女

She no longer aspires to live the normal lifestyle of everyone else in her community, though she once used to.

她們不想再去過(guò)和周圍人一樣的平淡生活，盡管她們從前亦是如此。

The Slow and Steady

穩(wěn)扎穩(wěn)打女

A woman who hopes to marry when the time is right. Meanwhile, she does her best not to cave to the massive pressure she feels from friends, family and society.

她們希望自己在時(shí)機(jī)成熟時(shí)步入婚姻。同時(shí)，她們也盡全力擺脫朋友、家庭和社會(huì)給自己帶來(lái)的巨大壓力。

The Trailblazer

獨(dú)辟蹊徑女

A woman who knows married life is not for her, so she’s trying to break a new kind of path to happiness.

她們知道婚姻并非自己想要的生活，所以，她們嘗試開(kāi)拓另一種通往幸福的道路。