While both I and James have answered you correctly river, I still doubt very much that you understand.
The possibility of a physical singularity as distinct from the mathematical singularity, is still a reasonable concept. eg: GR tells us that once the mass of any object collapses beyond its Schwarzchild limit, further collapse is compulsory. In other words, it keeps on collapsing under gravity. By the same token, GR and our known laws fail us at the quantum/Planck level. So we know nothing at that epoch. At the same time, most all cosmologists do not accept collapse to infinite density and spacetime curvature, which effectively means that a "surface of sorts"should exist at or just below that quantum/Planck level.
Now river you did say that now you have me on ignore, so you wont be reading this, but alternatively, you probably would not understand it anyway, and/or totally and ignorantly reject it, as it fails to align with your gobbledygook version of cosmology.