Where to find a good man

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I’m on meetup.com and haven’t met anybody I’ve been on Catholic dating sites Match.com and eHarmony OkCupid Plenty of Fish nocheatersdate I’ve been on Zoosk I’ve been on Michigan match I’ve been on Chaldean match and I have met not to single person. I’m tired of paying for dating sites now if nobody knows where I can meet a good man then just ignore this post.
 
Well now, maybe that is part of the problem.

Do you realize how rude that came across? Sometimes, we have to look within and ask if something we are doing or saying may in fact be the problem.

If there is nothing at your church for singles, then you be the person to get something going. Please don’t say you are too busy. You have lots of free time now that you aren’t wasting time on dating sites.
 
I just started using that Friday and I’ve got a promising lead with a girl that seems very nice so far. I recommend giving it a shot.
 
All I want is a good man between the ages of 28 to 38 who goes to church every Sunday. Am I asking too much?
What do you bring to the table? Do you have a good job? Live in a nice area?

A lot of young guys are interested in meeting young ladies with a certain amount of ambition and go-getter attitude. As far as church going,a lot of men- probably most- will attend church regularly to impress a woman. Looking for someone who is already attending Mass and is single, its a lot harder order to fill.
 
Hello.

It’s just my opinion, but limiting where you look is going to limit the number of men you find. Good men are everywhere. To find them, be observant and look at what they’re doing. Are they doing good, or at least trying?

Also just my opinion, but a lot of women initially judge men too quickly on appearance and not on character.

Are you the type of woman a good man would be attracted to?

Just some thoughts…

Also, it would help to turn this over to God while you keep looking. God and you can be an unbeatable team. 🙂

You are in my prayers.
 
Go to where good men are. Good Catholic men are at more than Mass on Sunday, they are involved with doing good works, volunteering in the community, on Mission trips, retreats, conferences.

How involved are you with the extended Catholic community in your area?

Do you attend NCSC or the regional conferences? http://www.nationalcatholicsingles.com/
 
I am hearing alot about what you want. Good, solid, Catholic, and adult relationships are not about you. There are three entities involved. TRINITY, you, and the person you are dating. Unfortunately I think you are dealing more with loneliness in general. Based on the number of different posts you have supplied about being “without this or that.” I understand where you are coming from. But attitude is also key my dear!
 
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I refuse to join a dating site after being on them since 2005 and wasting 1,000 of dollars. Does anyone know where I can meet a single man in real life? I’ve tried church, I’ve tried community events, I’ve even tried single events. All I want is a good man between the ages of 28 to 38 who goes to church every Sunday. Am I asking too much?
You answered your own question - “goes to church every Sunday”
You just need to start networking in your Parish, and the next over 🙂.

If you are in a metro area, I’m curious why a dating site didn’t allow you to filter down to guys that at least say they attend church.
 
Everything Cajun said
After Mass on a Holy Day of Obligation
Catholic Match (heard success stories)
 
To put it bluntly, women are terrible at finding good men because their definitions of “good man” is generally an impossible standard. Any man that might meet it is already taken and unless you’re an 18 year old with supermodel looks and a perfect personality he’s not taken by you, because a man like that has tons of options and marries a good woman quick. Study after study shows that women rate 80% of men as “below average”, which is a mathematical impossibility. Men, for their part, are interested mostly in virgin women age 16-20, because they are driven by biological concerns as women’s fertility is a precious and perishable thing. If you’re over 20 years old, understand that a man who picks you is settling for you, so you should be looking to settle as well.

Take some time and realistically evaluate yourself. A lot of women these days take such a selfish attitude towards relationships and a lot of the 80% of men women consider “below average” are giving up on women entirely. It’s just not worth it to get in a relationship with a woman who is always looking around for something better, unhappy and ungrateful for what she has. I blame the secular and materialistic social environment, and all the messages women get about dating a whole lot of guys, sleeping around, having fun while they’re young, and not getting married until very late in life.

I suggest a lot of prayer and self-reflection. Ask God to help you be humble, and grateful. Focus on making yourself more attractive, but not vain. Ask not to be sent a man, ask to be sent to a man that you can be charitable and selfless with. Focus on charity and giving to others. Learn to love as much as possible, even when it is hard, and serve others without thought of reward. Meditate on the traditional wedding vows. They don’t merely say “for better, for richer, in health”. A relationship is about giving. It is about sacrifice. It is about being okay with flaws because we are all flawed. Meditate on the purpose of the Sacrament of Matrimony. It is not about meeting somebody who meets all your needs, it is about striving daily to meet the needs of someone else, and about bringing children into the world and giving them what they need. It’s about sometimes failing in those goals, but being determined to do better.

If you truly make an effort to better yourself and your relationship with God, a man may find you. He will be just as flawed as you, but if you truly have made yourself a better person, you will be okay with that, and very grateful that he is willing to overlook your own flaws and love you anyway.
 
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You made a lot of assumptions here. Also think about the type of people these studies get. They’re mostly females in college majoring in psych. They aren’t the most conservative bunch.
 
Don’t feed the troll. There is always someone looking to turn dating threads into a battle of the sexes.
 
Anyway OP, why don’t you hang around here? We’ve got plenty of faithful single guys. Just watch: in another week or so, a man is going to come on here asking where all the Catholic ladies are.
 
Men, for their part, are interested mostly in virgin women age 16-20, because they are driven by biological concerns as women’s fertility is a precious and perishable thing.
Lawdamercy!

I suspect you greatly overestimate how fragile female fertility is. A lot of us ladies can start having children in our late 20s and have a new baby at least every two years for quite a while.

The post got a lot better toward the end, though.
 
@Happy1033 I fit your profile. @TheLittleLady gave a good approach, I like her advice. You don’t need to be excessively shy, just spend some time involved in the parish. The right person will have a “feel” that is deeply right about him. Then be prudent because good things take time. That “right feel” is about deeply shared catholic values more than anything.
 
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I refuse to join a dating site after being on them since 2005 and wasting 1,000 of dollars.
Yes. 12 years is a long time to be on dating sites. How old were you when you began to subscribe to these dating sites? Did you list your criteria and state you only wanted someone who was single and Catholic? Do you accept good Christians of other denominations? How many men do you date at the same time? I found that some women seem to be OK, but then become somewhat fickle and don’t want to date me any more.
 
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