Why not tie the knot? Here's what some singles have to say

Meet the panel

Gigi Jhong, 33, Lynnwood, nursing student and actress. Would like a child, preferably with a husband, but currently focused on career.

Sandra Olson, 37, Seattle, marketing project manager. Divorced, lives with boyfriend of five years and 8-year-old son. Unsure about remarrying.

Barbara Sykes, 37, Kenmore, data-control tech. Mom of 16-year-old daughter. Might marry the right person but isn't relationship-focused now.

Kimberly Dietemann, 27, Seattle, student in digital media/tech communications. Dates casually, skeptical of monogamy and not interested in marriage or children.

Danielle Villegas, 44, Seattle, life-insurance professional. If legal for lesbians, would have married a one-time partner she had a child with. Dates casually.

Dianna Moore, 32, Federal Way, internal auditor. Has a 13-year-old son, so her "clock isn't ticking." She's black/Jewish and limits herself to a smaller marriage pool because she's uncomfortable dating white men given their historical relationship with black women.

Joriel Foltz, 31, Seattle, self-employed copywriter. Had a commitment ceremony in 2005 with her boyfriend.