Single ladies, if you’re getting ghosted after a first date, it’s often not because you aren’t attractive—it’s because the date quietly slipped into interview mode  instead of connection mode . At all cost, avoid this question, "Tell me what you do for a living." For goodness sake, never ask about about how much money he makes, his credit score, what car he drives or even what part of town he lives in (if you are trying to assess his wealth). Men despise this question with a

Dr. Tartt, faith-based clinical psychologist, reveals the seven questions to ask men to see if they are good husband or boyfriend material based on research of successful couples. Single, successful, and still side-eyeing the group chat because another  friend just got engaged? Meanwhile you’re meeting “great guys” who say all the right things… then disappear like a Wi-Fi signal in a Target parking lot. If you’ve ever thought, “Lord, I’m not asking for perfection—just a man w

If you feel like marriage-minded men are “hard to find,” this video flips the script: they aren’t hiding—you’re often just searching in the noisiest places (bars and swipe-heavy apps) that skew toward short-term attention, not long-term intention. The core message is simple: if you want a high-character, commitment-ready man, start looking where those men naturally invest their time—spaces that reward responsibility, consistency, and purpose. Think values-aligned communities,