Reason:
1. Family pressure: In single-parent families, the burden of life and family pressure may be greater, resulting in children not wanting to get married.
2. Lack of close parental relationship: Children in single-parent families may lack close parental relationship, which may lead to their different attitudes towards marriage.
3. Personality and personal hobbies: Children who don't want to get married may be not interested in marriage, or prefer single life or other lifestyles.
Suggestion:
1. Relieve family pressure: Parents should try their best to relieve the economic and life pressure, provide a relatively harmonious and stable family environment, and reduce their children's thoughts of not getting married.
2. Establish a good parent-child relationship: Parents should pay attention to their children's emotional needs, maintain and establish a good parent-child relationship as much as possible, and provide more family warmth and support for their children.
3. Respect children's personal choices: Parents should respect children's personal choices and ideological wishes, and don't force children to choose their own marriage and family life style. Parents should respect and tolerate their children's personal character and preferences.
4. Provide correct education on the concept of marriage and love: Parents should actively guide their children to form a positive concept of marriage and love, convey positive education on marriage and love, and improve their understanding and attention to marriage and family.
To sum up, single-parent families do not mean that children's views on marriage will be problematic. We can provide a harmonious and stable family environment, establish a good parent-child relationship, respect children's personal choices, educate children's correct views on marriage and love, and cultivate children's positive and rational attitude towards marriage.