Married vs. Single Life

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Topic – Married Vs Single Life.
Tittle: "A Full Heart Combined the Two or a Half Heart Only You."
I-INTRODUCTION-
A-Hook: People do not have to get married to be happy. However, it is quite a bit lonely to go to the theater to watch a movie by yourself – Not only that, but you are also experiencing the feelings of being uninhabited of a single life.
B- Connecting information: Now if you start to think about you are one of those loneliness and it is time for you to find someone to live with. In other words – to get married, you will also learn to have more responsibilities as well as learn to be more busy than your single life and step through many sharings between the two of you.
C- Thesis statement: Since I am single, I never …show more content…

B-Supporting details: + Single people mostly appear at a bar or club, drinking with friends. + They tend to go to the gym a lot, working out as dividual activities. + Go to movie along with other single friends. + Single mostly hang out with single (opposite/same sex) than hang out with couples, they do not want to be the 3rd person.

IV-BODY PARAGRAPH- Comparing Married and Single life.
People do not have to get married to be happy. From all the experiences from my friend and I, the responsibilities, money and activies are the most importants cases that occur in married couples and single people. However, the true fact about it is that most married couples have longer life than single people.

V-CONCLUSION-
A-Restate thesis statement: Although there are benefits and disavantages for neither married and single life, people enjoy being where they are as well as they want to better their life by thinking about their responsibilities, working harder to pay for their own priorities and also they like to have fun and go out for their activities with their partner or along with their friends.

B-Suggestion/opinion/prediction: Inherently, I think neither one is better, it is about what really works for people. Even though I do think that being loved and loving someone and spending your life with them is wonderful, yet there are many responsibilities once you get married, you will be

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