This can keep the relationship from getting too exclusive, and spending time with more people can give you a wider variety of things to do. She has to decide for herself what she believes, but you can definitely help expose her to new ideas. Yeah man, don't doubt someone who was a missionary will try to convert you. Unless you convert she won't marry you, plain and simple. Things have been mostly good, but there are always challenges to deal with. Have those candid conversations with HIM, ponder, and listen closely for the guidance of the Holy Ghost. Why am I still with him.
Yeah man, don't doubt someone who was a missionary will try to convert you. But there are a lot of women who post here who have flipped from TBM to apostate. While you will be of the right age to date, the Church discourages you from trying to date someone while on your mission trip. For reference we're both in our mids. Sometimes I seat and think how we can make this work when both of us have career aspirations I am trying to find a tenure-track position close to my husband this year, and I just keep my fingers crossed that I can do that. Even if the church believes a bunch of crazy nonsense, and she believes it too, I still really like her and would like to see whether we can have some good intellectual conversations about this stuff. On her mind, her eternal salvation depends on marrying a worthy priesthood holder. I appreciate your honest, and I really like the way you phrased things, particularly this sentence: Thank you for your comments. As someone born and raised in the church this has been very difficult to moderate and there is some social pressure to become more involved.
I want to serve a mission in my old age with my husband. This blog accommodates some frank admissions about that which is less than wonderful about LDS. I'm am dating a guy that is studying for his mcat he only has a couple weeks to go until he writes but I find myself getting mad and upset over little things. I couldn't stop thinking about it all day after reading it. Have been MD in good relationship for 25 years with kids etc but key is that my wife has her own life and works as hard as I do at her own career and isn't caught up in my world. I'm grateful that my husband is not the OCD controlling type that others are complaining about. For any woman who does not want to sacrifice her career goals….
Doctor's often set their priorities as: When I give my husband the "busy as hell" attitude he gets worried about our relationship. I have been married with a doc for 4 years, we have been moving every year due to his fellowship, residency and so on, i have been losing job opportinities and living with no families,friends around due to his career. All the other stuffв is crap. He has always kept her at the side, devoting almost equal time to me and her. I would have to say absolutely NOT!!!!.