I understand that if God wants someone to do something with me, He will deeply satisfy that person to do it with me. And He will lead her to. So, I need to pray and be ready for what she really will do or not >
"nor as being lords over those entrusted to you, but being examples to the flock." (1 Peter 5:3)
This says how to be, not only how to act. In me, I need to not have any lording-over stuff, including feeling like I am "entitled" to have her do what I want and expect and dictate. She belongs to Jesus first; He decides if He wants to trust me with her; He guides her how He pleases
If you consider her to be a really Christian woman, trust her to seek God and obey Him; if you do not trust her, I would say marry someone you do trust to be a person who is guided by God, and who can be wise to you when you are mistaken and help you get correction. And be glad that He does guide her, howsoever He pleases. Know that God is good, and so what He does with you and her will be even better than you can hope, now. So, we can be thanking Him (Philippians 4:6-7, Colossians 3:15), for how He will take care of this, and be ready to be glad and appreciative. Possibly, she is mature and sound enough to know better than you; there is a big difference between being truly intimate in Jesus with a lady, versus me being really intimate only with my own feelings.
I have found that older women have been very good for me, since they have for years grown in Jesus and have matured and learned how to relate in love. So, it is important that we know and share with more mature ladies of Jesus.
It takes time to become a good old peach
First there's that cute little buddy, so-o fuzzy,
then the green teen not exactly mature;
but even in our middle years . . .
yes, we can be oh-so colorful
in all that peach-light coming down
all around us;
and yet, we're still going to get
at least a little bit bitter and sour,
deep-down inside.
Because we need to go through some
heat of the summer,
before we can reach a ripe old age;
but then is when we can
get sweeter and sweeter
and even more and more juicy
Because we made that commitment
to learn how to love.
"'Take My yoke upon you,
and learn from Me,
for I am gentle and lowly in heart,
and you will find rest for your souls.'"
(Matthew 11:29)