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Pisces

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6. I think children and the religious influence on them is the biggest hurdle. Without this obstacle it

Reply to Quemado (Reply #5)

Sat Dec 12, 2020, 03:34 PM

Dec 2020

Is just fear of the unknown and concern that you will grow apart from her. Letting her know that nothing has changed and reassurance you aren’t running away to an Ashram in India like “Eat, Pray, Love” lady (Which was just on rotation on one of the pay channels) will go a long way to easing the cold shoulder.

I agree with the other poster that you should talk to her about it, not let it fester into her own narrative.

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Seeking advice: my wife and I are of different religions. [View all] Quemado Dec 2020 OP

Do you have children? Are you planning to have children? These questions make all the difference to Pisces Dec 2020 #1

We neither have children nor plan to do so. Quemado Dec 2020 #5

I think children and the religious influence on them is the biggest hurdle. Without this obstacle it Pisces Dec 2020 #6

Give her time. spicysista Dec 2020 #2

I am a recovering Evangelical. gibraltar72 Dec 2020 #3

Can you have long talks together about other subjects? Croney Dec 2020 #4

Here's my advice as a Buddhist vlyons Dec 2020 #7

Opposites may attract, Miguelito Loveless Dec 2020 #8

Meditation need not conflict with any spiritual beliefs jmbar2 Dec 2020 #9

From the Christian Bible: MaryMagdaline Dec 2020 #10

I'd go ahead and become a Catholic. safeinOhio Dec 2020 #11

God is beyond religions. Christian scripture uses lots of human/earthly examples to get its points Karadeniz Dec 2020 #12

Many good responses in this thread...7,9 and 10 especially. I grew up Catholic and attended mass c-rational Dec 2020 #13

Well franzwohlgemuth Dec 2020 #14

An update. Quemado May 2021 #15

I'm atheist, and my wife is Catholic. old as dirt Dec 2021 #16