I've received some of the best surprise blessings from trusting God and his timing. Stress and uncertainty show a lack of trust. Relax and spiritually document things for your testimony.

The problem I've witnessed is that people don't want to build a foundation first. They would rather enjoy the surface layer of the connection: the image, physical attraction, and activities that don't challenge critical thinking. That's not what building a connection looks like.

I’d rather wait than be unequally yoked. Patience and quality is key.

Once the trust is gone, there’s no coming back, unfortunately.

The type to leave you alone forever. Please handle with care.

To love someone is to accept that they are a whole person: flawed, layered, ever-evolving.

I can honestly say looks are third on the list when it comes to a partner. Character and thought process are in the top two.

You don’t have to be perfect, your body doesn’t have to be the tightest/fittest, and you don’t have to have it all figured out. All I ask is that you remain spiritually and emotionally transparent/honest and open.

Rushing a new connection doesn't sit right with me. What's the urgency to lock in someone you don't know anything about yet? Build a foundation.

The most attractive thing is being accountable and quick to apologize when wrong.

Thankful to be employed, have a sound mind, and a firm foundation.

Communication is only hard for someone who doesn’t want to be with you.

You can go from friend to acquaintance real quick, respectfully.

Materialistic things don't replace intimacy.

Stay focused and celebrate the small wins.

I don't understand people who go to networking events and catch attitudes with people wanting to network.

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