Tips for Single Ladies

Whether you’re considering a relationship or just embarked on one, these tips are guaranteed to assist you.

1 – If a gentleman makes it clear that he’s interested, don’t be afraid to ask questions.  Initial conversations are the time to start asking … NOT 2 months in.  By that time, your emotions will have gotten the best of you.  These questions should be relative to your core principles and not simply – “What’s your favorite Ice-cream?”  Be clear about your non-negotiables and refuse to compromise on them.  Questions asked should be related to your core fundamental beliefs; areas you refuse to compromise; the gentleman’s intent; his vision/purpose; and his future expectations or non-expectations, etc.  Bottom-line is you’ll need some clarity.

2 – Don’t talk about your “Ex” … unless he asks specific questions regarding him.  Men don’t like being compared any more than you do.  Enough said on this one.

3 – Learn The Art of “Bouncing Back!”   I don’t mean to sound harsh in anyway, but your experiences are limited.  All you really know is what you have experienced and stories you’ve heard.  All men are not the same.  All men aren’t dawgs, locked up, dead-beats, and all men have not changed their sexual orientations.  The world is much larger than the 500 or 10,000 people that live in your town.  I pray that you’ve gathered much wisdom along the way, but I also pray that you’ll be willing to give someone else a chance.  Be encouraged.

4 – Be Yourself.  I understand that most people will put their best foot forward when meeting someone of interest. That’s perfectly understandable.  However, please never stop being you.  If you don’t like something, you don’t like it.  If you cannot tolerate something, don’t tolerate it.  You must understand that you are “just right” the way you are for the “right person.”

5 – Believe Him!

  • If he tells you he just wants to date, believe him.
  • If he tells you he just wants to sex you, believe him.
  • If he tells you he’s not looking to be serious anytime soon, believe him.
  • If he tells you I believe in God, but I don’t really believe in the Bible, believe him.

All I’m saying is – it doesn’t matter how fine he may be, don’t set your focus on transforming him, just believe him for what he says – and “Keep It Mov’n!’

6 – While it is true that the two of you, once married, will become one … you’re not Married yet!  No papers have been signed, and no vows or oaths have been exchanged. In other words, You Are Still Single.  Stop playing the ‘wifey’ role and continue to prepare yourself for marriage. As long as you are still single, there’s only one entity you are truly answerable to, and that is GOD!

Enjoy your Singleness now and later embrace your Marriage with open arms when that time comes.

I sincerely hope you enjoyed these, but more importantly I hope you apply them.  Thanks for checking out this article and  – please don’t forget to share.

Preparing You To Live Victorious!

R.E.Macklin

Rickey E. Macklin
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