“Now the time has gotten late” — 35-year-old man laments over failed search for wife

A 35-year-old man has sparked conversations online after sharing his emotional struggle with finding a wife, years after prioritising his career and financial stability over marriage.

Regret after years of prioritising career

The story, which surfaced on social media, detailed how the man repeatedly postponed settling down despite pressure from his family.

According to his account, he spent years focusing on work, saving money, and eventually buying a house, believing there would always be time for marriage.

However, when he finally decided to propose, he was met with rejection from multiple women, some citing his age as a concern.

The development has since drawn widespread reactions, with many users reflecting on societal expectations, timing, and the challenges of balancing personal goals with relationships.

Rejections deepen fears of loneliness

“I’m 35 years old, not married. Every time my family told me to get married, I said it was too early. I wanted to focus on work and save money,” he said, admitting he now regrets those decisions.

“I went to propose, but they told me the first girl had just gotten married. Another said they didn’t want someone older. Now I sit alone in the house I built. I eat alone, sleep alone, even drink coffee alone,” he added.

Growing trend of delayed marriages

In recent years, similar stories have emerged as more individuals delay marriage in pursuit of career success and financial security.

While some eventually find partners, others face challenges linked to age preferences and societal expectations.

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