“Talking stage should not exceed 3 months” – Relationship coach Solomon Buchi advises

• Solomon Buchi advised women to put a timeline off for talking stages as he expressed that it should not exceed a specific amount of time. 
• He gives reasons to why a talking stage should not exceed three months
• This advice came in response to a question posed on Twitter by a lady

Relationship coach Solomon Buchi advises women to put a time frame in their relationships, he advised that talking stage should not exceed three months.

He stated that the only reason it should go longer than three months is if you are a podcaster and your life’s purpose is to babble aimlessly.

Solomon Buchi argues that this timeframe allows both parties ample time to evaluate compatibility, intentions, and ultimately make an informed decision about the future of their connection.

This was in answer to a specific inquiry posed by Amanda Praise on Twitter, who requested relationship advice for others looking for love in 2024.

Solomon also gave another counsel, stating that no matter how much you love someone, you should never date them if they are not Christian. He went on to explain his reasoning, noting that it would never work due to religious differences.

This is not the first time Solomon Buchi is extending his relationship advice to online users, few days ago, he advised women that Not every broke guy is good.

Solomon Buchi took his Twitter (now X) page to express his thoughts on the common belief that financial stability alone defines a person’s character and potential as a spouse.

Solomon Buchi emphasized that being a broke guy does not necessarily correlate with being a good person or having a promising future.

Contrary to the widespread assumption that financial wealth guarantees a successful relationship, he asserted that poverty should not be equated with virtue.

The social commentator challenged the stereotype that associates financial status with the quality of an individual’s character.

According to Buchi, women should exercise caution when selecting a life partner, whether considering a broke guy or a rich one.