What should I do if my elders nag about getting married?

Nowadays, when urging their elders to get married, young people should just play Tai Chi and try not to confront each other head-on. Because today's elders are really terrible, if you say something that makes them unhappy, there may be a lot of things that you regret. And because they are your elders, so you can't say too much, really full of anger, so many people choose to hide when they can, not to be taunted, and can afford to hide.

In fact, to be honest, there are indeed many old people who like to interfere in other people's affairs. In this life, I think it is enough to mind my own business, and there is no need to mind other people's business, because it has nothing to do with you. Everyone has their own reasons for not getting married, perhaps because they haven't met the right person, or because they want to play for a few more years. But in the eyes of some elders, maybe this is a heinous thing.

If you don't choose to get married at the right age, they will think you can't get married, or you can't find the right person. I like gossiping, which is especially ugly. Some people may really care about you, but some people may really just want to see jokes. Anyway, in general, I always avoid those people at home directly. Don't give them any chance to attack me, and don't give them a chance to talk, because only in this way will they not whisper in my ear.

Some people may really care about me, but I really don't have the idea of getting married. I think it's nice to be alone. Why do you have to care what other people think? I may be old and naturally want to find someone to get married, but it's really not the right time, so I hate being urged. I can't offend them or say anything harsh to them, so the only thing I can do is to stay away from them.