Black British women experience a reverse gender pay gap, holding higher-paying roles and achieving higher educational attainment than Black British men. Demanding marriage or practicing chastity doesn’t inherently improve the quality of available partners, as these practices don't change potential prospects' character, compatibility, or emotional maturity. Additionally, an anticipated decline in single motherhood and an increase in child-free living among Caribbean British women may foster greater financial stability. With distinct sub-cultural worldviews, religious orientations, social mores, and norms, it makes little sense to bring Somalis, especially Somali women, into this discussion. Many women remain single, not due to a lack of men, but because they prioritize personal growth, careers, or self-fulfillment, particularly when prospects are otherwise unsuitable. It seems the women in the article were limiting themselves to religious men (church attendees) or those within their denomination, Seventh Day Adventist, as that was their priority.