According to Osho, his being unmarried is itself his verdict on conventional marriage: most people in it cannot tell the truth about it, because fear, habit, and social decorum veil their dissatisfaction. Through humor he hints that marriage, as commonly lived, dulls aliveness. If you want the truth, watch real lives—not ideals—and dare to be honest, even if it’s uncomfortable.
He jokes that by not marrying he’s already answered: many marriages make people unhappy and afraid to speak honestly.