Woman commits suicide over her unmarried status Woman commits suicide over her unmarried status

A 29-year-old woman in Britain has committed suicide after she went into a depression over her unmarried status and also for having no children, it has been reported.

Rachel Gow, who works as a hospital administrator at Haslingden in Lancashire, also felt that she was not getting any better compared to other members of her family.

She feared that her boyfriend, 30-year-old Anton Tsvarev, may desert her because of her inadequacies.

On the day of her death, she sent him a text message, wishing him "all the best for the future" before taking her own life at her home, an inquest heard.

Gow died despite attempts by her boyfriend later to revive her.

The inquest was told that Gow was an "outgoing, adventurous and loving" young woman.

According to Metro.co.uk, Gow's problems began in 2011 after her mother died from cancer aged 66.

"Following the death of her mother she had a period of independence. She met Anton and they were both extremely happy. He moved in. They had lots in common. She did have three breakups before her relationship with Anton and her greatest wish was to settle down, start a relationship and get married.

"But she could not overcome her previous sadness and felt Anton would leave her. She was looking forward to turning 30, planning trips to Italy with Anton and going to go Vegas for her birthday, she was saving money every month. But the relationship became unstable and they tried to make it work," the report said citing a statement that was heard in court.