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I've moved to be with him for med school, then we moved again for residency and just moved again for fellowship. I knew a woman who married a man who converted to the church and she spent the rest of their married life telling him he was not good enough. Trying to maintain a long-distance relationship with someone at home or attempting to date someone you meet while on mission are both distractions. And unless they are total cretins your ward members will love him too. But DON'T become in need of care as a spouse. So it is going to be over anyway. Marriage is hard, period. I think you need to figure out if you are willing to stay in a relationship with a man who's so busy, because trust me, it's not going to change anytime soon. Whether you like it or not, you are both married to medicine. Having seen many examples of the disaster it becomes when a member spouse pushes, coerces, ultimatums the non-member spouse into being baptized, I have very assiduously steered clear of those methods from the start.
I have been a doctor's wife for almost 2 years - and we have been together for about 7 years, since right before intern year.



Thank you so much for posting your thoughts. I do not text or call him frequently-- I'll send him the occasional message, but generally I let him initiate contact and dictate the pace. He would not appreciate my sacrifice of course, because they are often very self-center mind. When she had a strict 6: If there was a disagreement, one person was supposed to submit to the other, consult a rulebook that covered almost everything, or turn to a church leader to decide for them. It's just not worth it to constantly be stressing over this and feeling dissatisfied with the way things are after we've been dating for this long. There is no question that God loves all of His children, and that obviously includes non-members. I have finally realized that the church is fake and I'm so grateful that I got a second chance with this guy. I got married last year, left a great job, family, friends and city to be with my husband in a very small under developed town. This insecurity is at the root of the princess syndrome. I have always worked full-time and no employers ever give you any lenience.

Also not one Nickel will be tithed out of any shared funds. We always went every Sunday, had family prayer and scripture reading, etc. Well if she knew or ever found out, in her eyes you'll be a loathsome perverted deviant in need of sex addiction counseling. I had been teetering on the fringes for quite a long time, mostly coming to Church but not really being present, because I felt like an outcast as an older single. I feel for you. He fit me- does that make sense. Well, maybe not a total disaster, that is a bit exaggerated. Oh well, I'll just pretend she's not mormon and see what happens. The misogyny is deep in the Mormon church. What goes on in those sacred temples.


It is nice to hear that I am not alone, and that we can do it. If you are married to your best friend, then love him unconditionally, share the struggles, accept the sacrifices and know that if he could, he would rather be with you than with a sick or dying patient. It was actually causing more of a rift than bringing us together. Consider a mix of activities that are inexpensive, and allow you to talk and learn about one another.
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