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Among the social problems that have not yet been resolved are the issues of spinsterhood, divorce, and the reluctance of young men and women to marry. A solution has emerged on the horizon, albeit one that may be frowned upon. The problem of spinsterhood has many causes, including the young man's inability to bear the costs of the dowry, the wedding night, and the rent for the marital home. This is due to the modest income of the young man wishing to marry, as that income does not allow him to cover all the expenses of marriage. I have previously suggested changing societal culture and encouraging young men and women to cooperate in bearing the costs of marriage, as well as sharing the expenses within the household. This is because changes have led to an increase in consumption rates, which the husband's salary cannot cover entirely, as he is responsible for the expenses. The optimal solution is to establish the principle of cooperation between the spouses in laying the foundation for their own family. Perhaps someone will say that cooperation is already present among couples, and indeed it is, but it is often the wife who takes the initiative. This is a commendable act; however, the idea of mandatory equal sharing of expenses, and establishing it as a social norm imposed by reality, will become familiar to society and serve as a fundamental solution for the cooperation of spouses in forming a family.

Regarding the issue of spinsterhood, one of the girls proposed a solution based on an agreement among girls. The solution that this girl came up with is inspired by the plurality that men have been demanding, to the extent that some have created groups under various names indicating their desires for plurality (the pluralists), and they have sought to attract supporters, as if they were in associations for collecting and selling eggs. The situation of the pluralists is quite amusing.

There is a girl who posted a video clip inspired by the mentality of the pluralists, and the idea can be accepted better than accepting the plurality of men, which sometimes leads to injustice, especially if the pluralist is in the final stages of his life and marries a girl in her twenties. I consider this union a hindrance to the life of a girl in her blooming years.

Returning to the video that has gone viral on social media, the idea proposed by the girl in the clip states that four girls should come together as partners in preparing the family home from their collective resources, buy a car, and marry a young man who will be a husband to all four of them, of course with his consent and agreement to this arrangement. At first glance, this proposed solution may seem fantastical, a joke, or an attempt to chase trends, but if we apply logic to her solution, it could be a good way to reduce the high rates of spinsterhood—a solution that some will accept and others will reject, and that will amuse those who wish to laugh.