It sounds like you have found a good one. A wonderful resource tool with great updates. Its always been I who is being tested for patience,loyalty and trusting and trying to adjust with his unpredictable time schedule. In regards to my current situation, I feel like a lot of the time he doesn't understand that things like MCAT's and studying undergrad or med school come first.



My beliefs have changed several times in my life, but not those things, so my interfaith marriage has lasted 25 years. I know a non-Mormon guy who married a Mormon woman and has kept her beautiful and desirable, by encouraging her religious involvement, even though he avoided Mormonism himself. When he's not at work, he's busy preparing or at conferences or studying, basically non existent. If you are a believer and are willing to go, then well and good.
I'm dating a Mormon girl right now but we both understand that it is most likely isn't going to last long. It is a tradeoff at best. If you think you are, you might be. She converts to your religion.
And unless they are total cretins your ward members will love him too. That's a really sad story. He started to reflect on how he had become accustomed to missing the day to day moments but these were the big ones that were now being pushed behind his work in priorities. I came across your blog on a google search and I really enjoyed what you wrote. I adored seeing him when I could planned good home made meals and always sent him off the next night with a special packed lunch. So, one would one think, "yay, she works, has a life and friends and has avoided the ongoing loneliness and "empty nest syndrome". Your email address will not be published. He want to wait at least one year before he makes any decision he want to take it slow. Whenever you bring something up, they'll say if it's not on lds.