5 Dating Tips For Finding a Spouse (Trent Horn)

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• NI

  @nikocarpenter · 1 year ago

  Don&apos;t <b>just</b> Netflix and chill. Not sure Trent fully knows what that means. LOL

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• SE

  @Seethi_C · 1 year ago

  I think when we ask &quot;how to find a spouse&quot; a lot of people will answer that by saying &quot;you need to go on more dates, and here are some tips on how to discern&quot;.<br><br>But really, the question was trying to ask &quot;how do I even find someone to ask out when no one around me seems compatible to begin with?&quot;

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• FO

  @Foreign0817 · 1 year ago (edited)

  26 years old, never felt a woman&apos;s touch, but I&apos;ve wanted to be married and have kids since I was 18. It can be frustrating. For more than 10 years, I&apos;ve been praying that I meet someone who will love me for who I am. I&apos;m mentally preparing myself to expect being single well into my 30s. I just want a best friend. I&apos;m tired of being alone. I just want to be loved...

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• ML

  @MLGDiykyn · 1 year ago

  Trent’s Laura impression was hilarious😂

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• GM

  @GMurph2336 · 1 year ago

  Hearing Matt refer to a woman as a ‘Sheila’ is the most Australian I’ve heard him sound in awhile 😂

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• MU

  @Munanen · 1 year ago

  I like to know a girl kinda likes me before asking her out. Non-Christian girls show interest and flirt more openly in my experience, so asking them out has felt much easier. Christian girls often feel more like sisters or just good friends.

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• PR

  @prestonowens4594 · 1 year ago

  I’m 29, the tail end of the millienial generation. I’ll take any tips I can get. I haven’t even met a woman with romantic intent for almost 8 years. I usually find that I’m either invisible or if I am visible, I’m like something undesirable stuck on someone’s shoe. I don’t really have friends though. I work third shift at a factory, probably not the best for socializing.

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• CA

  @Cameron_H_ · 1 year ago

  As a 23 year old woman trying to date, I appreciated this so much 😂 Their commentary is hilarious and their advice is actually pretty solid

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• WI

  @wishIwuzskiing · 1 year ago

  To me, the problem with setting up friends is that there is already this sense of expectation and obligation on both parts. What is better is creating social events where people gather, meet, get to know people in a totally neutral environment which gives them a chance to get to know a variety of people and natural connections take effect. &nbsp; What used to be the &quot;neighborhood&quot; created a physical area where there were MANY interactions with many different people on a regular basis which gave us a chance to see things we liked or didn&apos;t and then make a more informed decision as to who you would like to get to know better.

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• RO

  @rock78789 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcPgGr5tRPE&amp;t=110">1:50</a> Nah Trent Horn didn&apos;t say it 💀

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• AS

  @asevelel · 1 year ago

  The word &quot;rizz&quot; was started by someone older, I think he is Gen Z, but culturally it is a Gen Alpha thing. Honestly Gen Alpha is uh... let&apos;s just say they need divine intervention. The internet is killing them and destroying their brains before they&apos;ve even hit puberty.

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• LI

  @lindathompson5472 · 1 year ago

  Two of my beautiful daughters in their 20s are not dating because there seems to be a lack of eligible Catholic Christian men in our area.

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