Right now I’m not involved with anybody, but I hope by 75 I will be again.

The remark plays on the tension between independence and longing. By saying she is not involved with anyone “right now,” then projecting hope far into the future (“by 75”), Nicks frames romantic attachment as something she neither urgently needs nor has ruled out. The humor and exaggeration soften what could be read as loneliness, suggesting a self-possessed stance: she can live fully on her own terms, yet still imagines companionship as a possibility later in life. The line also gestures toward aging without resignation—treating love as something that can return at any stage, not only in youth.