How do you respond to parents' urging marriage?

I choose not to respond, because I think the more I respond to them, the more excited I am. It is better to say nothing and just watch them quietly. (But doing so may make parents more angry. )

In fact, I have never understood what the age of marriage is. Isn't it just that you meet a person you like and have the same interests, and then you have the idea of living with this person for a lifetime? Or, do I think that marriage is only the natural result of the development of love to a state?

So I don't really want to get married for the sake of getting married, but I want to get married because I meet someone I like. There is no compulsion, no reluctance, only full of joy.

Of course, in fact, I can understand my parents' feelings very well, and I know that they are urging marriage because they love me. After all, parents don't want their children to be alone, especially for fear that no one will take care of them in the future, so they are eager to find someone who can support each other.

So, if my parents keep urging me to get married until I can't stand it, I may take the following reply:

I have tried, but I really haven't met anyone I like. I will try my best. I'll bring it back to you as soon as I meet the right one.

Don't worry, you'll get married. Take your time. It's no use worrying.

In fact, I can live well without getting married. There is really no need to get married.

I don't think I will live so well after marriage, so why get married?

Having said that, I still hope to meet the right person, and I wish you all meet the person you like as soon as possible ~