Will the life of late marriage be happy?

In my opinion, there are unmarried and unjust friends around me, both good and bad. I also have a little late marriage complex, and I always have a vague feeling about the future, a kind of helplessness that I can't see the ending clearly. I was very moved after reading a post, so I chose some representative examples to post:

1, an aunt in our yard, who should be over 50 this year, has never been married and is called an old maid behind her back. She is often seen leading a dog alone.

My grandfather's eldest brother, a college student in the early 1950s, had an accident on his way home with his fiancee to see his old mother. His fiancee was killed, so he was disheartened and gave up his good job in the big city. He stayed in a small town in his hometown to accompany my widow until she died and never got married. I wonder if he ever regretted it.

I work in a hospital. I have seen several lonely old people. One person was impressed. He was hospitalized with asthma. He usually has no one to accompany him, and his relatives seldom come to see him. He can't walk, so he can only move himself to the toilet step by step in the middle of the night. Finally, lung cancer was diagnosed in our hospital and discharged. I didn't continue my treatment.

4. My uncle has never been married, because no girl in the village dares to marry him. When he was young, he was playful and lost all the money his father left him. Later, when he was old, he came from his hometown to live with my grandmother. Until his death in his 70 s, he saved a lot of private money, which was basically used for medical treatment. ...

After reading these endings, I want to talk about my opinion. When you get old, you will find that you won't sit in front of the computer for more than ten hours every day like you do now. At that time, my eyes would hurt if I surfed the Internet for a short time. You have no one to talk to and you can't go out for a walk. You can only sit there and recall the past to kill time.

None of us want to stick to the rules, but most of us are amateurs, so we must do what amateurs should do. If you want to have the freedom that ordinary people don't have, you must have the determination to bear the unbearable loneliness of ordinary people.