In the interfaith marriages that work where one is LDS and the other is not religious, it only works out when the LDS partner is not fully a believer anymore. I thought about those deeply spiritual moments I had had in life and how special they were to me. Ask her right out if she is at all interested in leaving TSCC. No doubt that some will be valiant up on the other side of the veil, but just as sure there will others who will reject salvation because of their high mindedness. Would I like to have him by my side. There are a lot of single people in the world. Well, for me I'd take issue with the refusal to be a gentleman.
Too many disappointments, sick nights without your husbands, his absence during family gatherings, my usual OBGYN checkup without him, even simple things of hugging and spending quality time is always remote. I love my husband with my whole soul. So basically we were lies to for years. There is no question this is the true church. It sucks but ultimately what Mormonism does to people is it makes them value adherence to church more than their relationships with people. I am engaged to marry a surgeon next fall. You will only have a happy relationship if either you both believe in the Mormon Church, or both do not believe. But there also are alot of committed hardworking men who take on a hard job and do their best to juggle work and family. I told her that I want to only be friends.
She will be surprised that a non-Mormon holds the same values she does and respect you. Wow i am in the exact same position. Do you see yourself marrying this person if marriage is something you are interested in for the future. This is the rule rather than the exception. On the plus side though, after you leave the church, you'll get to spend the remainder of your days bashing it on Reddit. If you really care and think this is the lifestyle you wanted then go ahead. We all know that.
I have recently got admission in PhD and would be joining shortly. In her mind if you never accept the gospel you are denying her eternal exaltation as a God. I would go ahead and make boundaries with the conversation about kids and church, if that is your preference.