They therefore have a high standard to work toward. It's the 1 issue in our relationship. Because people who have problems with interfaith families must needs shortly become a thing of the past. In areas with lots of single Mormons of dating and marriageable age, the Church has established singles wards.
I've only been married for 1 year and the situation is kicking me right on my behind. Eventually you will get engaged and married and have babies and buy a house together. But my relationship with him is worth this small sacrifice. None felt right, ever. However, for me, there have been some perks too. I can pray for and with my youngest daughter and bless her thru prayer. You can and should share with her why you don't and never will believe in the Mormon church, and let her decide for herself, but be prepared to have that blow up in your face. By the way, I have had to get another job to help make ends meet.
However, for me, there have been some perks too. The first key question to as is: If the answer is yes then the relationship sounds like it's doomed. Those will make her think. We both love eachother and I support him as he supports me while im in school as well. I simply do NOT believe he and I will not be together after we die. Most likely, the relationship isn't going to survive your differences in belief. Do whatever it takes to at least learn from your relationship with your Mormon crush.
There are other issues at play here that are my husband's personal history and that he is now trying to come to grips with, and I have hope that we can put our marriage and our family back together-but the job marches on, relentlessly, and there is no time allotted for personal healing. We might not always like the way some priesthood holders act, but to disparage the priesthood is not being responsible. Her Religion is the single most important thing in her life. We are a welcoming community. If your heart longs for children, a family and love- why should you stop yourself holding out for some mystical Mormon man to swoop you off your feet. That of course does not mean all eternal marriages should have been entered into or will succeed. She is considered "an old maid" by Mormon standards, so she may be willing to marry you--hoping you will convert someday --but she will constantly be reminded that your marriage is inferior to the "Eternal Families" of sealed Mormons, and she will fear dying and never seeing her loved ones again.