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A prevailing belief suggests that single women can become envious or resentful when a friend enters a committed relationship or gets married. This sentiment hinges on the idea that single women desire their friends to remain single, as it allows them to maintain the camaraderie of shared single life while reinforcing a sense of solidarity in "bad behavior." Worryingly, this peer pressure can manifest in various subtle, and sometimes not-so-subtle, ways that can undermine a woman's happiness in her relationship.