For most people, the decision to remain permanently single is

a. made in the teenage years.

b. due to the untimely death of their "one true love."

c. driven by economic factors.

d. the result of gradual circumstances, not a lifestyle choice.

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14 August, 11:46

For most people, the decision to remain permanently single is

a. made in the teenage years.

b. due to the untimely death of their "one true love."

c. driven by economic factors.

d. the result of gradual circumstances, not a lifestyle choice.

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Antwan Cooke · Answer 1

The correct answer is D. the result of gradual circumstances, not a lifestyle choice.

A is definitely incorrect because teenagers are still too young to make such a decision; B might be the answer, but it doesn't happen to all widowers and widows; C is irrelevant here; this leaves us with D. As people progress through life, they learn and experience new things and sometimes realize they don't need a lifelong partner.

For most people, the decision to remain permanently single isa. made in the teenage years.b. due to the untimely death of their "one true love."c. driven by economic factors.d. the result of gradual circumstances, not a lifestyle choice.

For most people, the decision to remain permanently single is

a. made in the teenage years.

b. due to the untimely death of their "one true love."

c. driven by economic factors.

d. the result of gradual circumstances, not a lifestyle choice.