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Thank you JaguarRose!!! And yes, I have clients who value religion above all, and demand that a partner feel the same. and I said you knew my religious status from day one, why is it now you're telling me this? (Going to church, open minded etc.) @buck25  i never lived to see such a well explained thread…I 100% agree to it…. Otherwise you’ll only hurt the person with whom you become involved. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. It was comfortable and safe and felt right. I realize this is an older article but hopefully someone will be able to give me some insight! What To Do If You Want To Find Love. If your boyfriend or girlfriend refuses to accept Christ, the relationships should end. It hurts and I am sorry he made that choice, but in the end, after the tears and anger dissipate, you will see how this was truly the best thing that could have happened. They are unwilling to understand that like all relationships, a relationship with Jesus, requires and investment of your heart and mind. For instance, will the kids be raised Jewish or Catholic? Well, I use to emphasize, it’s more than stories. He is trying to take you over. My boyfriend says I have a visceral reaction to anything Christian, but it's because deep down, I know he wants to proselytize me. Christ in our lives changes us gradually (for the better) and someone who is not walking that path may not be able to support or understand. Either he discovered something about himself or he genuinely changed. I sort of agree with Evan on this but not entirely. I am so damn tired of being talked down to by Catholics/Christians/Whatevers. While you may not want to change your entire bedroom for the theme, you can have props that help create the sense of fantasy you’re envisioning. Stand strong and just rely on God to lead you to the right people in your life. Having this this, it is not going change the fact that he is the father of your child to be, in Shaa Allah. Kudos for that one. totally agree is #4, my ex husband, pulled me out of the church. If he isn't willing to collaborate with you regarding a plan that makes room for your educational needs; and if he can't respect your wish to remain Catholic and find a creative way of raising your children with both religions, you would be wise to do some couples therapy. During our course of relationship, he led me to believe that we were meant to be together and it’s so easy for him to see us married. I spoiled him, he loved it. Which is why I don’t spend much time worrying about how we got here or where we go when we die; nor do I obsess about why someone doesn’t like me. The main thing there is you just have to make sure you won’t be one with the world or you won’t be astrayed if you choose someone unspiritual. The word says that, as Christians, that we are not to be unequally yoked with unbelievers. To bring this back to you, Sandra… People have their self-imposed deal-breakers and they always will. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. He was an Atheist, I think, or at least Agnostic. We had a long distance relationship, so over time the challenge of being apart became very real and more intense. I call it something else entirely. I’m a big believer in searching for answers, but only where answers can be had.