And here's an excellent video on the importance of religious freedom. Willl he build resentment at the struggle to get him to change whether real or imagined. She wants the captain of a ship who can direct all aspects of a relationship, including spiritual direction. Mixed races, however, are NOT tied into opposing beliefs and mixed races don't try to "convert" each other. I am trying to help him stay at the church nth work, I think if I really love him like I always tell him I should let him chose and love him the way he is. So when our children bring home a potential mate that has cultural, racial, religious or other big differences then our child, our concerns immediately flare up. When you try to explain to them why the church would not publish said info on their own website they get mad at you and tell you you're ignorant. It broke my shelf, we left as an entire family, and our marriage is better than ever. Better than freezing up and avoiding them altogether.
Best wishes to those struggling with these big, life-altering decisions. I moved out of sate to be with him. Like you I grew up with and taught the standard LDS beliefs about temple marriage, celestial kingdom, etc.
Let them see the good in you, and believe that their son or daughter has found a good match. Wow i am in the exact same position. I read every page of the CES letter, and it's definitely convinced me this entire religion is fabricated, but I'm sure she wouldn't even read it much less consider its points seriously. But I believe, doctor or not, a relationship is all about supporting one another and making sacrifices. This makes them overwhelmingly successful wives and mothers. I have had more than one girl, who I had definite chemsitry with, who the girl really liked me and we had deep and intense conversations as well as a real physichal connection to. Just as secular marriages have problems, so do temple marriages. She's most likely secretly playing out fantasies of converting you, marrying you in a Mormon temple, and having a very Mormon life, OP. And a YW leader feels soory for my daughter who is growing up in a home without the priesthood. He came to bed at 1: I don't know if I can make this work.
And it was the most miserable and lousy choice I ever made. I still feel enriched by the contrasts, but in the important things, we have largely come together. As your future self, I say this with the utmost respect and admiration: Two peas in a pod. I'm surprised you don't seem to know how long his residency will last. Yes, do sever the relationship. The religious differences between you two are a deal-breaking fault. Reconciling this with the doctrine of temple marriage is trickier. Pay for the first few dates.