It's Okay You're Not Married. Holly Sloan

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      Introduction

      If you're an unmarried woman, even in this age and day, you're inherently flawed; your life in disarray

      Men get to be bachelors, their status intriguing

      Women are crazy, cat ladies, or both--the double standard fatiguing

      Bachelorettes are happy, independent, and don't have to compromise

      Only biased judgements from outsiders bring tears to their eyes

      "You should stay with him; he's a good provider," a suffocating rationale

      Morphing into an established lifestyle would wreak havoc on a single's morale

      Marriage is a fine lifestyle, and I'm glad if you are

      This book is not anti-wedlock, rather, singles aren't inherently bizarre

      Society has evolved, though viewpoints have not

      Women no longer need men for diddly squat

      We provide for ourselves and design our own journey

      We reject expectations that will later require an attorney

      Whether highly discerning, declined proposal, or never having been asked

      There is joy and a freedom in which never-marrieds can gratefully bask

      So when a single ladies physician inquires of martial status, including Are you okay with that?