Cyborg is taking over the population
Human too weak and vulnerable for future.
Revolution in human species is underway

It is very unfair to landlord if die alone in rented property.

Come out with new law, being single after 35 years old cannot own a house with 3 or more rooms

This post has been edited by Pain4UrsinZ: Yesterday, 01:57 PM

Apa dumb ass bs is this?

Strength in numbers.

2-person income per family = win

1 parent income per family = lose / tough
That's why 2 parents income per family is better

Broken family = loser / sux
Ask those black ppl in Murica

This post has been edited by Meis: Yesterday, 02:30 PM

Wah unexpected, even with all the sexy pretty taiwan mei mei

Chatgpt:
Here’s a list of the **top 10 countries** with **similar trends** towards solo living, delayed marriage, and changing family dynamics by 2025:

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### **1. **Japan 🇯🇵**

* **Single-Person Households**: Expected to be **35-40%** by 2025.
* **Key Factors**: Aging population, declining marriage rates, economic pressures, cultural shifts toward individualism.
* **Notable Trends**: High rates of elderly living alone and the growth of the **single-person economy**.

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### **2. **South Korea 🇰🇷**

* **Single-Person Households**: Expected to reach **40-45%** by 2025.
* **Key Factors**: Aging population, ultra-competitive work culture, high living costs, and changing social attitudes toward marriage.
* **Notable Trends**: Significant growth in **single-person apartments** and services catering to solo living.

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### **3. **Taiwan 🇹🇼**

* **Single-Person Households**: Expected to be **35-40%** by 2025.
* **Key Factors**: Aging population, rising economic pressures, and a shift in social values toward individualism and career focus.
* **Notable Trends**: Growth of the **single-person economy** and the normalization of **"no marriage, no kids"** mentality.

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### **4. **Sweden 🇸🇪**

* **Single-Person Households**: Around **40%** of households are single-person in Sweden.
* **Key Factors**: High levels of individualism, progressive family structures, and a strong welfare system that supports independence.
* **Notable Trends**: A culture of **personal freedom** and **minimalist living**, with many choosing **solo living** and **single-parenthood**.

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### **5. **Germany 🇩🇪**

* **Single-Person Households**: Over **40%** of German households are now single-person.
* **Key Factors**: Urbanization, high cost of living, changing attitudes toward marriage, and a focus on career and personal development.
* **Notable Trends**: The popularity of **small apartments** and **co-living spaces** for young professionals and urban dwellers.

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### **6. **United States 🇺🇸**

* **Single-Person Households**: Around **28%**, but expected to rise to **30-35%** by 2025.
* **Key Factors**: Economic pressures, shifting gender roles, increasing life expectancy, and cultural emphasis on **independence**.
* **Notable Trends**: Growth of **solo living** in major cities, especially among **young professionals** and **older adults**.

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### **7. **United Kingdom 🇬🇧**

* **Single-Person Households**: Over **30%** of all households in the UK are single-person.
* **Key Factors**: High cost of living in cities like **London**, changing cultural attitudes toward marriage and family, and economic challenges.
* **Notable Trends**: Increased demand for **single-occupancy housing** and services aimed at **solo living**, such as **meal kits** and **personalized wellness services**.

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### **8. **France 🇫🇷**

* **Single-Person Households**: Approximately **30%** of households in France are single-person.
* **Key Factors**: Economic factors, particularly in large cities, and a trend toward **individualism** and **personal freedom**.
* **Notable Trends**: Rising number of **individuals living alone**, particularly in **urban areas** like **Paris**.

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### **9. **Finland 🇫🇮**

* **Single-Person Households**: Finland has seen a rapid increase in **single-person households**, with **nearly 40%** of the population living alone.
* **Key Factors**: High standard of living, individualistic culture, and the availability of social services supporting solo living.
* **Notable Trends**: Growth in **compact living spaces**, and the rise of **single-person economy** products and services.

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### **10. **Netherlands 🇳🇱**

* **Single-Person Households**: Around **40%** of households in the Netherlands are single-person.
* **Key Factors**: High quality of life, urbanization, economic independence, and strong cultural emphasis on **personal space** and **individual rights**.
* **Notable Trends**: Emphasis on **solo living**, **minimalism**, and **flexible work arrangements** that enable people to live independently.

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### **Common Factors Driving These Trends**:

* **Aging Populations**: In all these countries, the number of elderly people living alone is increasing due to longer life expectancies and changing family dynamics.
* **Economic Pressures**: The rising **cost of living**, especially in urban areas, and financial pressures make it harder for individuals to afford large homes or raise families.
* **Work Culture**: High levels of **career focus** and **long working hours** in many of these countries make **personal freedom** and **independence** more attractive than traditional family structures.
* **Cultural Shifts**: There's a **global shift toward individualism**, where younger generations are more focused on **personal growth**, **career** goals, and **independence** rather than traditional roles of marriage and parenthood.
* **Urbanization**: With **more people moving to cities**, smaller living spaces and **compact apartments** designed for solo living are becoming more popular and accessible.

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### **Conclusion**

By **2025**, the **single-person household trend** will continue to grow in these **10 countries**, reflecting broader **global shifts** toward individualism and evolving social structures. While each country has its own specific **economic, social, and cultural factors**, the common thread is a move toward **solo living**, **career focus**, and **independence**, leading to a growing **single-person economy** with products and services tailored to individuals rather than families.

Lol Chat says:
So yes, Malaysia will likely see around 30-35% of its households being single-person by 2030, in line with the general shift happening in many other urbanized and economically growing countries.

Recap of Countries with 35%+ by 2030 (Including Malaysia):
South Korea 🇰🇷: 45-50%
Finland 🇫🇮: 45-50%
Netherlands 🇳🇱: 45-50%
Sweden 🇸🇪: 45-50%
Germany 🇩🇪: 45-50%
Japan 🇯🇵: 40-45%
Taiwan 🇹🇼: 40-45%
United Kingdom 🇬🇧: 35-40%
France 🇫🇷: 35-40%
United States 🇺🇸: 35-40%
Canada 🇨🇦: 35-40%
Norway 🇳🇴: 35-40%
Australia 🇦🇺: 35-40%
Italy 🇮🇹: 35-40%
Spain 🇪🇸: 35-40%
Malaysia 🇲🇾: 30-35% (by 2030) v oso made it to the list!

Nice

Govt needs to legalise euthanasia so ppl can choose to depart with dignity in planned fashion.

this is modern lifestyle

The gomen wants to thank you for your contribution

Okay.

Great!