It's clear that Du Jiaojiao is genuinely terrified of being pressured into marriage.
It's as if not getting married would make her a criminal.
Why must women be obligated to marry?
Ni Yang smiled faintly, "It's like how fish know whether the water is warm or cold—they know it instinctively. As long as you feel happy, that's all that matters. Sister Jiaojiao, don't worry, I would never pressure anyone to marry."
"Really?" Du Jiaojiao looked at Ni Yang with a hint of disbelief.
Ni Yang was probably one of the few people who truly supported her.
Ni Yang nodded, "I think it's perfectly normal for independent women to choose not to marry. As long as you can take care of yourself and live without relying on others, that's enough. Marriage, when well-managed, is heaven; but if it's poorly managed, it can be hell. If you encounter a hypocrite or a scumbag, it'd be better not to marry at all. So, Sister Jiaojiao, I support you wholeheartedly—never marry just for the sake of marrying!"
