Fortunately most of my immediate family has done better. Part of me wants to say Yes!!. Unfortunately, this has led to a culture of Mormon girls who are absolutely obsessed with Disney and even as adults dream of being Disney princesses. Reason being - he wants our relationship to be spontaneous like it was before the pre-med things really "kicked in".
So I knew what I was getting into when I married him though I secretly hoped he would still convert back. Ragonk If you don't get it, never mind. The Mormon university BYU is quickly falling due to these feminists. Or the links, in that first vision one. Mormon decried it was all a lie, an anti mormon lie. You aren't engaged or married or anything, you can't just know that she won't see the light and remain crazy Mormon forever. This is not to say that I need to be the center of attention all the time, but just that I think all the time spent alone makes it more difficult to connect with each other. Because Mormons retain old-fashioned values, Mormon girls are raised in a traditional environment by good fathers. But it turns out I need to understand him more than I should be understood Take care of him more than I should be taken cared of.
Dating is a tricky game. And, for anyone "dating" a married doctor. They believe that the body is a temple that needs to be worshiped, and that inner beauty is more important. Both independent and had the same life goals, family life plans etc. I'm the kind of person that believes that it is just tacky in general to break up or end things via text, but that was my only option. There are such things as perfect loving families though.
But I've met those 3 dates to engagement couples. Good luck and best wishes as you head back out into the dating pool. Does he have a faith similarly conversion-focused as I could see that being a challenge. We've always had a very loving and intimate relationship, but the physical absence really has made a negative impact.