Does the Buddha say that people who have always been single are doomed?

Nowadays, falling in love and getting married has become a social problem that is not optimistic, because the marriageable single population in China has reached 200 million, while the marriage rate and birth rate are declining year by year. It is estimated that the single population may exceed 400 million in the future. However, many young people say that they don't want to talk about it, but they never meet the right person. Buddha said: the encounter between people is predestined in previous lives. So according to Buddhism, are people who have been single doomed? Let's see:

In fact, there is a cloud in Buddhist language. When people meet, there is no right or wrong, and there is no sooner or later, only cherish and not cherish. People you meet need to be cherished. As the saying goes, God disposes, man proposes, and being single is not doomed. Although the road to feelings may not be smooth sailing, as long as you treat every relationship sincerely, cherish every encounter and have a clear conscience, you can change your destiny.

In addition, the Buddha said that people who have many official stars in their lives, that is, people who have many peach blossoms, must strengthen their minds, withstand the temptation of rotten peach blossoms, rationally distinguish between true and false feelings, and don't lose themselves, so as to find true love through the fog, otherwise they will not only have a bad reputation, but also miss their own destiny.

In addition, in order to pursue individuality, young people like to get tattoos on their bodies, but they don't know that some tattoos can't be tattooed. For example, they shouldn't tattoo patterns or words related to the object, which will lead to a broken edge in their relationship. Singles should not get tattoos casually, lest the patterns conflict with the zodiac or numerology and become obstacles to marriage.