My boyfriend is in his second year of residency, and I'm still adjusting to this new situation. I have missed the Church in some ways, and certainly the blessings of a temple marriage. I'm the kind of person that believes that it is just tacky in general to break up or end things via text, but that was my only option.
First and most importantly, I see major trust issues in your future if you both think the other is brainwashed. I'll keep digging through it, but there's a lot there and I'd like some suggestions to narrow my search. Early in our relationship, I gave some thought to the question of whether I would ever be willing to marry a non-Mormon. All's well that ends well A guy named, "Lovable Luciferian" is dating a Mormon Chick. Don't wait for it to eventually fall apart or hope that she will change. Not one little bit. Submit a new text post. Although with the change in times, people may not follow these rules as stringently as before, it is still better to be careful so as to not offend anyone, and you may possibly land up with the love of your life.
This is something that's very important to her, and it's difficult to be married to someone who doesn't share the same values. You and your fiancee might want to get in touch with one to work out the day-to-day issues of an interfaith marriage. I have been a doctor's wife for almost 2 years - and we have been together for about 7 years, since right before intern year. But the loneliness and the hours ER shifts are taken everything I had left in me. Ask her rhetorically if she would dump her religion for her true love. It's the extra socializing, hanging out with residents, stopping by the hospital to visit his best friend. I have been with him through medical school and residency for internal medicine, which was tough, but manageable. At that point we quit going and focused on her goals and family bonding.
I'm the overly busy person. IF she becomes an Atheist free thinker like you then consider keeping her. We had a long distant relationship for 3 years. Reconciling this with the doctrine of temple marriage is trickier. But a recommendation to somebody who isn't in love yet and doesn't have to live with it What are the biggest problems that occur because of the time issues And how are you dealing with this as a couple. A lot of shared hobbies, interests, life goals. Mormon theology is peculiar, yes, but the media frequently takes things out of context and misrepresents the religion.
