I knew a woman who married a man who converted to the church and she spent the rest of their married life telling him he was not good enough. And here's an excellent video on the importance of religious freedom. Don't fall in love with a married man. In any case; I can assure you from your post that he doesn't sound like he's being selfish; the behavior does sound like its residency related and not selfishness related. Interreligious marriages are not a new thing. They even refrain from tea and coffee. Does she understand that for a long-term relationship to succeed that the partners must treat each other as equals. He is a great doctor and everyone loves him great that makes it easy there are always going to be flirty women if you are not a strong women then run.




These exclusions, dictated by doctrine, hold the potential to create wedges between you, both immediately, and in the long term. Did this article help you. I look forward to reading more. Despite whatever may come our way, this relationship is the most important and even though it's forever it needs to be nourished. Ragonk If you don't get it, never mind. A good man is not defined by his religion and a great marriage is not defined by where it takes place. I know my husband appreciates me looking into it because he knows I am doing it to gain an understanding into the culture he was raised in. A couple of things I run into most is that people assume I am also Mormon. You and your husband are truly a team, even though things are not always equal. I can honestly say it has been the worst decision of my life.
Now to answer you question more directly, I believe you should discuss your fears with him so he understands exactly where you want your relationship to go for both of you, otherwise you might grow resentful of him and he may have no clue as to why. If you really like this girl, might want to show her this. Almost everything is complicated. He was not a prominent man in the church. If she is as real deal as you say she is, she believes this also. Honestly, you are probably the only person who she has ever known to outwardly label themselves an atheist.
I do hope I'm able to make the necessary sacrifices to make my marriage work. The Mormon culture has mastered the forked tongue. That being said, when you marry a doctor, you marry the profession too. I cried when I showed the end of a rescue reenactment in my class last week. My children started a new school this year and up until last week, my husband couldn't have told you what time they started or where to drop them off. If we truly love someone, we have to make sacrifices. I would probably suggest that you cut your losses now. I also definitely don't want her raising my future children, though, and I'll be very clear about that. Subreddit Rules Please see above link for full rules.