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The church creates massive guilt and shame in children and adults usually through sex related shaming. She's likely openly telling her family that it's okay he's not Mormon because she's going to get him baptized. Now a basic overview of the gospel. Are you going to keep the sabbath holy as a family, or is he going to take the kids out for pizza after church, leaving you home to observe alone. Mormons defintely play by a different rule set. Maybe that is why I am grouchy and can't cheer when my husband becomes a director for yet another board at the hospital. I was with him before I even started college and the past year was especially tough as I am getting more and more busy. Life is suddenly wonderful, and you catch yourself smiling, humming, and happy all the time. Learned by me in time and tears. To Anonymous, Your comment also left me heartbroken.

She was fine marrying in an LDS church instead of the temple, didn't want to convert me, and most importantly didn't try to change my beliefs or opinions. Then, do any of the above morsels of advice matter.

I love my non-member husband of nearly 20 years.

Too often, I think, priesthood holders think that being overly controlling, they are simply wielding their authority in the home. This has been a good distraction when she's doing awkward shifts but coordinating time together can be difficult. I wish I could reach out to this girl and tell her not to pass up an awesome guy. I would show her this recent post for example: Her family will also be thinking about this and will talk to you about it when you spend time with them. She went ahead a married a non member. In the meantime, she will probably view you as being less than a Mormon man who is a faithful priesthood holder. My wife and her family are a good example of this. It is also considered disrespectful to others, as they may be uncomfortable because of your open displays. We try to make this place a little better than we found it. The submariner's wives are in a similar situation.

Many others have asked the same question in the past so you may want to find those and read the responses there. Men and women must be willing to accept what they know to be true. But from what you said, this girl doesn't sound like she is going to be content to have a marriage for time only. It would be foolish to acquiesce a Mormon girl to drink coffee. He will have to be okay with being thought not good enough to help in circumstances in which you believe that priesthood power is needed. If it's true, it'll come out of the criticism looking better. I would not fear as much as she does, but that is her reality. There may be underlying personality similarities, but if the answer to "what shall I do next" is always trumped by a Morman frame of reference for one partner, but not the other, conflict is inevitable. A lot of people are religious. Too bad she couldn't handle the guilt and remorse.

I pray the holy Spirit will provide guidance to both of us, and that love conquers all. Am I a homewrecker. God will help you both work this out. We can talk about everything, but I don't want him to feel as if he is under the microscope. Do you have a few suggestions for talking points I may want to bring up from stuff directly on LDS.