And depending on his views of the Sabbath, you will probably get the tug of war on Sundays. I have been married to my doctor husband for 36 years. You do not want hear in jeans if you are planning to eat at a fancy restaurant. Find some small proxy act of affection that can be done regularly to say that he cares about you, and that can be kept sacred as a stand-in for everything else that's missed. Just as secular marriages have problems, so do temple marriages. I truly believe that if a man cheats he was always inclined to do so. The thing about General Authorities and General Conference, is that they give general counsel that is meant for the general population. Why Mormons are not sexist. I am really in love with him. He might just be unpracticed at your "love language".
Their thinking is something like this. See where it goes. Why Mormons don't hate gay people. Dude just to summarize what I think is the majority of the comments. If you both comfortable having different faiths, your relationship can still be rewarding and fulfilling.
You could even pass it off as you investigating the church and you stumnled accross these essays on lds. If you have children how will they be raised. For girls, being the right age for marriage usually means graduating high school, if not later.
She might want to follow the 'virgin until marriage' part, or she may personally decide to forego following that in secret. That said, I would be fully aware that Mormonism is going to compel even the best of them to do some truly horrendous stuff at times. What are the strategies for not taking the absence personally I mentioned above that I'm cognizant of my SO's constraints, but it's definitely hard I have been married to an Interventional Radiologist 30 yrs. She started crying when I explained this to her. It just gets so lonely you invariably commission yourself a single parent. And there is NO taking them off to wear a sleeveless shirt, cute sun dress or regular, girl-length shorts in the summer. Read our Exit Stories from Mormonism.
