Re: advice
It's no worries at all, I knew what you meant by it, and your usage is correct according to the dictionary definition. The problem is that the entertainment business has slowly warped the meaning of the word over time to where the first thing I think of when I hear the phrase "He's a bachelor" is of someone who lives in a rather unkempt manner because he has no woman in his life. LOL. Sure it's funny in the movies, but the problem here is that image has slowly become the general attitude. Here in the US, a "bachelor" is often second-class to all the married people around him.
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