If you're won­der­ing whether he would make good boyfriend ma­te­r­i­al, put away the tarot cards and can­cel that ap­point­ment with your psy­chic. We know the­search for Prince Charm­ing­can be a tricky one, so we put to­geth­er a list of sev­en signs that prove he'sworth your time:

1. Your friends ap­prove

You'll know he's the right guy for you if your friends feel the same way. If he hasn't earned your clos­est friends' stamp of ap­proval, he might as well be wav­ing abig red flag.

2. He gets along with your fam­i­ly

If he is some­one that has met your fam­i­ly, if in this in­ter­ac­tion he does mesh with the fam and be­comes an in­stant mem­ber of your Dad's "cir­cle of trust," then you'll know he's worth it.

3. He lis­tens to you

Com­mu­ni­ca­tion is the foun­da­tion to any good re­la­tion­ship. If he is a guy who doesn't think that what you have to say is im­por­tant, your re­la­tion­ship will in­evitably come­crash­ing down. You need some­one who tru­ly lis­tens to you - does he?

4. You share the same val­ues

You may say "tomay-to" while he says "tom­ah-to," but those are more mi­nor things. Just be cer­tain that you both agree on the big­ger things - what mat­ters most in life, e.g. You think that ed­u­ca­tion is im­por­tant and he thinks that lim­ing and par­ty­ing is, this would cre­ate a lot of strain and chaos in the re­la­tion­ship as you would nev­er tru­ly be able to un­der­stand one an­oth­er. You need to find some­one who is sim­i­lar to you on the big things - it will lead to a smoother re­la­tion­ship.

5.He's the type of per­son you would be friends with

You should have the same stan­dards in your love life as you do so­cial­ly. How­ev­er, to state the ob­vi­ous, if this guy is some­one who you would­n­ev­er be friends with, he might not be a good fit for a re­la­tion­ship.

6. He has shown him­self trust­wor­thy

With­out trust, your re­la­tion­ship will be doomed to fail. If you can hon­est­ly say that you trust him, you may have just found your fu­ture bf.

7. He likes you for you

Sur­pris­ing­ly, this part has to come from you, not him. If you aren't be­ing true to your­self when get­ting to know him, then he won't be falling for the­re­aly­ou. Al­though we all want to be seen as per­fect, the fa­cade will even­tu­al­ly crum­ble. Be your­self and if he still likes you, you know he's def­i­nite­ly worth it.

Source - shine.ya­hoo.com