Everyone has the right to choose a lifestyle based on their own values and life goals. A woman's choice not to marry or have children cannot be simply attributed to "irresponsibility". Responsibility is reflected in how she treats her life, work, interpersonal relationships, and contributions to society, not just whether she follows the traditional model of marriage or childbearing. For example, some people believe that pursuing personal careers, spiritual growth, or maintaining an independent life is a responsible performance towards oneself and one's family (whether relatives, friends, or society). On the other hand, there are also people who choose to marry and have children, and try their best to assume their due responsibilities in these roles. The two are just different life paths, and there is no absolute right or wrong. In short, when evaluating a person's responsibility, more comprehensive factors should be considered, rather than simply measuring it from the dimensions of marriage and childbearing. Respecting and understanding different life choices will help build a diverse and inclusive society.