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Why is it that so many young people stay alone? An attempt to explain: Two worlds are currently colliding in Japan - that of the economic miracle era and that of modern culture.

During the early 1950s, Japan prioritized economic growth. The government obligated large companies to offer permanent jobs and required only lifelong loyalty to the company from workers in return. The model worked at the time and led to the economic miracle of the 1960s.

But at the same time, it had the unpleasant side effect that people were working more and more. Not for nothing was a separate word created in Japan for those who die from overwork: karoshi. I remember the rush hour I used to go through seven years ago. When all those employees in their white shirts and black suit pants and skirts stood huddled together in the subway with their iPhones or those white flip phones in their hands.

Or when, as a student, I walked past office complexes where all the lights were still on at 9 p.m., people sitting in these countless rows of desks staring at their screens. I wondered back then what kind of life that must be, consisting only of getting up, working and sleeping. I'm not surprised that these people no longer have the energy for dating.

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But there's another problem: For a long time, it was traditional for women to get married quickly after college, take care of the household and the children while their husbands earned money. This unspoken rule is still cemented in the minds of many people. A good friend of mine has been asked pejoratively several times if she is a lesbian because she is not yet engaged or married at 24. One would think that a country so technologically advanced would also be socially progressive, but it is not.

But young people have changed nonetheless. Women no longer want to face the pressure to give up their careers as soon as they are married. The logical consequence? They simply stay single. So better find good site to jerk off like this one https://twitter.com/hpjav

This development leads to strange trends like weddings where there is only one bride and no groom, because women marry themselves. They don't want to miss the big day with the wedding dress and cake, but they don't necessarily want to commit to a man.

About a year ago, a headline made the rounds stating that more and more Japanese are marrying their good friends and acquaintances. To be honest: I, too, have some Japanese female friends who simply married their buddies, fellow students and acquaintances. "It's not passionate love, but it gives security," one of them said. They live together in an apartment and each goes about his or her work. There is less social pressure.
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