I'm sure it would have been interesting to read this, but when I clicked on it, all I got was gibberish. I am a married christian woman, however, I only just married at the age of 40-last December. (I'm 41 now) For years I watched other christian friends/family marry in their 20's-32 being the oldest. I was the oldest in my generation to get married. Long before I even met my husband, I went back to school, I travelled, I bought my own house, I had a little money in the bank etc but I was single, I wasn't happy about my singleness, but I wasn't exactly sad about it either, I felt I would eventually marry-anyway, I think as a christian woman, especially if you are truly living the way God's wants you to live, it can be hard in today's sex obsessed world, most men in the world are definitely not willing to date you longterm and not expect sex and then the men in the church, I feel aren't really approaching women, and often times they are approaching unsaved women and bringing them into the church (which is fine-I had a friend complain about that one day) she is 40, never married, matter of fact she has never had a boyfriend and has been in church her whole life, she is relatively successful, and typical long skirt, no makeup church girl. I think a lot of women, in church and otherwise, may have unrealistic goals for their potential mate. I use to pass up men for being too short, too dark, not the right job--but I see now, God was working on me, to prepare me to receive a husband, a lot of women may want a husband, but is she wife material yet?