After med school, after residency, after setting up a practice. Inthe same year she moved cross-country again. Some exceptions and valid reasons do exist for divorce but self righteousness is not on of them. I get to experience the joys of his culture, which I never would have known otherwise. If it's true, it'll come out of the criticism looking better. Sadly, the general consensus of "convert or nope out" sounds like what will end up happening.
Think about what you want in a relationship. Controlling Behavior in Relationships. No nagging, no emotional neediness, etc. It is not something that should be taken lightly. These past few weeks have made me very depressed.
This is really a conversation you need to have with him. Jesus might have seemed like a cute, imaginary playmate at first, but on some level I would have been expecting to help her get over it. On the other hand lol handshe may fall into tearing guilt and leave you immediately. There is the possibility that she will wise up over time, but not likely. As a man who married a non-Mormon woman, my story has a slightly different view point, but it comes down to essentially the same principles. If things get even more serious, try getting her to sign a pre-nup that neither she, nor her family will try to convert you. As for me, I recall spending a lot of Sundays at sporting events with my dad. He will have to wait outside if his children marry in the temple.
It would be foolish to acquiesce a Mormon girl to drink coffee. I never pressure him to spend time with me. Mormons love to have fun, but they prefer keeping it clean, respectful, and something that everyone can enjoy. I grew up in Utah, attended BYU, and served a mission. Some of the most wonderful lesbian sex I've ever had was with a TBM girl. I married a non-member over 20 years ago. I am willing to add his religious observances to our worship as a couple and as a family, but should I also be willing to give up some of my participation in my own faith в for example by attending the temple or Sunday services slightly less often in order to spend more time as an entire family.
