Few people who are single imagine themselves married to a poor person, and rightly so. God does not want us to have a miserable life, but their bank account shouldn’t be a criteria for choosing a partner.

Summer begins, which means the wedding invitations start multiplying. It’s a beautiful, romantic, perfect evening … or a miserable one if you are still single! It’s as if the happiness of the bride and groom highlights your social status. How do you keep smiling through the wedding?

We are bombarded with messages about idyllic love. In the movies, a man meets a woman, and after a glance, they fall deeply in love. Does love at first sight exist? Yes, but contrary to what the media tells us, we must avoid it at all costs!

The dream of many singles is to be happily married, with 2 to 4 children, living in a nice house, two cars and maybe even a dog. A lot of people pursue this image of success that is spread by the media, but is this really what God wants for you?

Men have different interests than women. The activities they do, what they are passionate about, are often quite different. Some people find it more comfortable to have a group of friends all of the same gender. However even if it is more comfortable, having a unisex circle of friends is one of the best ways to stay single.