I have felt alone many a days when raising our 2 children while he was at work or out of town for conferences. I think there's a chance you two can find a way to agree on a lifestyle and values. I am willing to add his religious observances to our worship as a couple and as a family, but should I also be willing to give up some of my participation in my own faith в for example by attending the temple or Sunday services slightly less often in order to spend more time as an entire family. Interfaith marriage is but one variety of the learning experience. And so, I always have to think about my son when I have to travel or have other work commitments.



He was home alone on his one day off while I took off with our kids to visit family states away. Through this, if you run into unforeseen issues like sold out movies or you cannot get a seat at a restaurant, you will always have a backup plan. I am a non Mormon.
Also, don't forget, some people just arent very good at conveying emotions. Learn from Experienced Professionals. Is your mind made up and you want justifying support. Do you want a home that is focused on the church with all of the blessings there of or a home that is devoid of the blessings of the priesthood, Sundays without your husband at your side at church with your children celebrating in the gospel. Until you do he's a free agent and in high demand. Count yourself lucky that your boyfriend is able to even consider going to parties with you even if you don't ultimately make it to them. I disagree with the doctrines and practices of the LDS church. If this is his first year, I believe he has at least two more years, possibly as many as four or five. But, if ever were there were a time to be overly cautious it's with this topic. When my wife and I married, we were very different, but I found all the differences delightful.
Something that will help you stand out is a strong masculine frame. Yes, talk talk talk about everything yoiu can think of, but beyond that I would suggest pre-marital counseling from people knowledgeable in each tradition at play this will probably take two different counselors, who might be faith-based. Your girlfriend might, or maybe IS, going through this. Interesting to read the concerns of so many doctor's wives. I'm not going to break up with her because of her religion, but if we can't come to some kind of understanding about what we'd do with kids After reading every page of that CES letter I am fully aware this religion is a complete fabrication.