5. “I will stop procrastinating”

　　“我會(huì)停止拖延”

　　There will always be a reason for you to avoid love. You want to change jobs

　　before getting into a relationship. You want to settle your finances

　　before getting serious. You want to lose a few kilograms before seeing

　　what’s out there. At the risk of sounding cliché, life is a journey. You

　　can feel like you’re in a good place without having things 100 per cent

　　settled. Maybe it’s time to start trusting that the person you meet

　　will love you anyway.

　　總會(huì)有原因使你停止愛(ài)。你想換工作在進(jìn)入一段關(guān)系前。你想解決賬單在認(rèn)真之前。你想減肥在看出那里發(fā)生了什么之前。冒著聽(tīng)起來(lái)像是陳詞濫調(diào)的風(fēng)險(xiǎn)，生活是一場(chǎng)旅行。你能感到你狀態(tài)很好事情百分百?zèng)]有被解決�；蛟S該是時(shí)候相信你遇見(jiàn)的人會(huì)以任何一種方式愛(ài)你。

　　6. “I will stop judging people who settled down before I did”

　　“我會(huì)停止判斷人在我坐下來(lái)之前”

　　“One day, she’s going to regret getting married so young.”

　　“Who marries their secondary school boyfriend??”

　　“I would never want to be that co-dependent.”

　　“I can’t believe she lets him carry her bag.”

　　“Did you know that she cooks her boyfriend dinner every weekend ? I’m so glad I don’t have to deal with that.”

　　“有一天，她會(huì)后悔結(jié)婚這么早”

　　“誰(shuí)嫁給了她們初中時(shí)代的男友?”

　　“我不想再依賴了�！�

　　“我不能相信她讓他拿包�！�

　　“你知道嗎她給她的男友每周末做飯?我很高興我不用�！�

　　These statements might be 100 per cent legitimate, but being so harsh toward

　　other couples makes it difficult for people to get close to you.

　　這些話可能百分之百的合法，但是對(duì)其他人這么刻薄很難使人接近你。

　　7. “I will be secure”

　　“我有安全感”

　　You’re not missing out by being single. You’re not behind in life just because

　　you’re unmarried and childless. You’ll meet your person, it just hasn’t

　　happened for you yet. And that’s fine. Yes, you go on dates and meet

　　new people, but whether you’re spending Friday night on the town or home

　　alone with a bucket of popcorn, you’re secure knowing that singleness

　　isn’t a necessary evil , it is your life, and one day, you will be able

　　to share everything you learned from this season with another person.

　　你是單身的但是并沒(méi)有被漏掉。生活中你沒(méi)有被拉下，因?yàn)槟阄椿楹⒆託狻Ｄ銜?huì)遇到你的伴侶只是還未發(fā)生。那很好。是的，你繼續(xù)約會(huì)遇見(jiàn)新人，但是是否你花費(fèi)周

　　五的晚上在小鎮(zhèn)上或獨(dú)自在家里嚼著爆米花，你是安全的了解單身并不是一種罪惡，它是你的生活，有一天，你能夠和另一個(gè)人分享這個(gè)季節(jié)你學(xué)到的東西。

　　8. “I will never stop hoping”

　　“我永不停止希望”

　　After a certain point (say, a certain age), it’s easy to get jaded and

　　conclude that love just ain’t for you. You’re better off alone,

　　relationships are more trouble than they’re worth, and anyway, who needs

　　someone else? You’re completely self-sufficient. You can carry your own

　　groceries, buy your own house, and find your own happiness without

　　seeking validation from someone else. And anyway, isn’t love just our

　　brain’s reaction to a flood of dopamine?

　　在某一個(gè)確定點(diǎn)之后(確定的年齡)，很容易總結(jié)愛(ài)不屬于你。你最好單身，關(guān)系更加復(fù)雜，不管怎樣，誰(shuí)需要另一個(gè)人呢?你完全的自給自足。你能那你自己的貨物，給你自己買房子，尋找你自己的幸福無(wú)需他人的認(rèn)可。無(wú)論如何，愛(ài)只是你的大腦對(duì)多巴胺的反應(yīng)么?