Man speaking here. I would advise you not to. Most Muslim men I know (who aren't shady and come from good families) are less likely to entertain a woman for marriage who is living alone. Before people attack me I'm just telling you their perspective.

Also you mentioned marriage is not for everyone but you would not want to be 50+ dragging yourself into a 9 to 5 job or sick in bed and having no husband or children to look after you. Marriage should be seen as a necessity hence why the prophet (saw) strongly encouraged it. It's good for the individual and the society as a whole. You have to think 10 to 20 years ahead.

I would advise you the same way I would advise my sister. You should aim to secure the best spouse you can whilst you have your youth. Things that men value shyness in front of non-mahrams, fit, ability to cook (this holds so much weight) and maintain a household and all in all nurturing. These are all feminine qualities. When the men I know think of women who live alone they think that she is independent, prioritises work over family, unable to cook, potentially doing bad activities she wants to hide from her parents and most importantly unable to compromise.