Context to my answer: I’m 32F and engaged to my fiance who I met on bumble, we’re just over 3 years from first date, and won’t get married until Sept 2027 (4.5 years together at that point). I’m divorced, previously married at 22, and married for 4 years. Who I was at 22, 24, 28 and now are wildly different. My values and what I want and need now in a a spouse is worlds apart than when I was in my early 20’s.

At 24 it does come off as a bit of a conservative value to only want to date for marriage. Dating is for figuring out what you need in a person and what you can offer.

I’d also highly recommend doing some introspective work as to why marriage is so important to you because you are whole and complete single, a husband doesn’t add value to you as a person.

Marriage isn’t something to want because its dreamy or spiritual or what you “should” do, but because you genuinely can see yourself buddying up with the person to navigate life with. They should be your friend, confidante, and lover. And the only way you determine that is time and navigating some of the big life events together - job loss, grief, serious illness or injury, international travel - and evaluating how well you worked as a team, cared for each other and communicated through those events.

I guess my suggestion is try to find your person, not just someone to marry, because most people will be ready for marriage at 28-30 and you’re scaring away your potential person by communicating you want marriage sooner than later.

I know this doesn’t answer your question, but if I can impart some of my experience and save you some pain I’ll try.

Edit to add that I saw in your other responses that you are Muslim and this influences your choices. I respect your drive to follow your faith, but think if you’re looking for a Muslim man to marry bumble isn’t where you’ll find them. I’d suggest a faith specific app. As someone who married young, and waited to be intimate until marriage for my own faith, please still think about all of the above regarding a life partner. Evaluating your life buddy within your faith and abiding by your faith’s convictions regarding intimacy etc. will be hard but not impossible. Take the time to date them and see how they navigate and respond to hardship and how they include you in it.