The woman I have feelings for is conflicted on her religion in regards to me. At the risk of overloading this post, I'm going to copy and paste here, a Reddit comment that I made in this exmo sub the other day. Luckily he also wrote back really long emails and it helped us stay in touch we were doing overseas long distance-so that helped a lot. So I am at my dating prime. Until you do he's a free agent and in high demand. I've been dating my girl for 5 years and we have just broke up because she told me she likes someone else but she say she still loves me I have been married for 8 months, my husband is starting his training in orthopaedics Never imagined my life will be like this The 3 years we were together prior marriage when he was an intern were not like this at all I read all the comments and I can see there no much hope for things to improve Constant absences, constants arguments, I have to make myself available when he is available, I am an architect, I have a demanding job myself, but still beings doctor seems to be a lot more important than my career. The fact that she is dating an atheist non-Mormon shows pretty serious lack of conformity already.
But I love him. I knew a guy who joined the Mormon church because he thought it would help him date a certain Mormon girl, a girl who refused to date non-Mormons. And if he loves you as much as you love him. But if your faith is a key part of your life, this is huge. I am engaged to marry a surgeon next fall. It's the extra socializing, hanging out with residents, stopping by the hospital to visit his best friend. I can no longer spend more than 30 minutes in the sun. It's like a catch or something.
If this is someone you are to marry, then the rest will take care of itself. It time with him I value most. Before the cap inresidents sometimes worked hours per week.
The point of a date is to get to know someone better. I get sweet texts some morning when he is on his way to the office and that's all it takes the rest of my day is amazing. It just gets so lonely you invariably commission yourself a single parent. I let her know I'd been reading on LDS.