He will not be permitted to bless the child in front of the ward, for instance, so you will have to choose to forego that ritual or find someone else to stand in for the father, which he may not be comfortable with. One thing that has helped my husband and I was a marriage class we joke that it was more like marriage therapy when we had only been married two years. Some of my family approves of my marriage and some does not.
NeverMo in CA Date: NeverMo in CA Wrote: I've read many of the stories here and I know the religion is toxic. Honestly i love my baby future doctor honestly i would never leave her, but im scared of not knowing how to deal with all situations and emotions by myself, and this have already began, that means evrytime is going to be worse and ill got to be more strong. I am married to an ER doc.
There are all kinds of Mormons, and we as exmormons should know better than to stereotype our former selves. By the time you are done, you'll have all of the basics down and will have the framework to know what to ask next without any confusion. I met him today and we talked about what he wants to do in the future. There's a ton of crazy in what we were taught all our lives.
Did everything in my power to support him, whether it be financial, emotional, etc. He is my soul mate and we love each other very much. No walking your daughter down the aisle, no giving your daughter away at the alter, nothing but you standing outside the temple waiting till it's over. I think there's a chance you two can find a way to agree on a lifestyle and values. Life is too short. But, when you're married to a doctor, know that doctors don't sacrifice for their marriages. If you feel peaceful with your decision and you feel it is right that should be helpful. I feel very sad sometimes but I try to stay strong. He could never tolerate my work schedule, so I became a stay at home mom.