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I would disagree with the girl who said you must get married for the sake of commitment. If anything, it will entangle him involuntarily and he would want to release himself from the chains of marriage and ask for a divorce in the future. I think you should ask him to open up and have a real...

that sucks. i feel like that too sometimes but don't give in. talk to me if you ever need a friend!

This is why Christians get a bad rep. You guys can live in your tiny little bubble of y'all that isnt flippin reality.

You're married. Probably with an S.O who is a fellow Christian/Catholic. So, psh.

I think this is why Christians are labeled as tight-ass people whom a lot of non-believers hate. I see your type of people when I was in college as your type of people even only want to be friends with fellow Christians. I think you should start learning how to loosen up a bit, enjoy life, and...

I think this is why Christians are labeled as tight-ass people whom a lot of non-believers hate. I see your type of people when I was in college as your type of people even only want to be friends with fellow Christians. I think you should start learning how to loosen up a bit, enjoy life, and...

go into it! that's what the thread's all about. criticizing one's decision is simple when it's not your life on the line. i honestly am not a fan of those "respond givers" who are obviously HAPPILY MARRIED WITH A CHRISTIAN S.O. Not everyone's life work the same way. The heartache, the hurdles...

1 Corinthians 7:13

1 Corinthians 7:13

1 Corinthians 7:13

I'm not flirting to convert and I don't think anyone should.

It's not about attractiveness though. If you happen to fall for someone who doesn't share the same faith as you do. And s/he has stuck by your side through your hard times in life, certainly you're an idiot to ignore such things. Also, 1 Corinthians 7:13

I say if you two really cant work it out through counseling then a divorce is better than the two of you being unhappy. You will sin eventually in one way or another. You shouldn't settle with someone who won't make you happy.

Unlike most of the long philosophical threads, this one's a simple question. As a Christian, would you date an atheist? Or as an atheist would you date a Christian? Why or why not?

Thanks for the advice. Honestly, I don't think everyone can even find someone period. Let alone having to be picky and having to find someone who is from their area and share the same faith. I am trying to be grateful for what's given to me and make deal with it. My ex was someone that I dreamed...

thanks for the encouragement.

My ex and I were each other's firsts, though since we first got together we were wanting to wait until marriage but it happened and in the end, he broke up with me because he thought that we were too dependent on one another and lead one another to sin (sex being one of it). My current bf isn't...

Thanks I'm going to try! It's a bit difficult cause I'm an introverted girl and I don't like putting myself in such awkward situations.

Honestly, I think if you two are meant to be (which seems to be the case since you two are happily married now), then you two should be compatible bodily. Sex is something very intimate that you two should really talk about and whether he is more vanilla or not in bed, you kinda can't push him...

Pray for him and for wisdom so that when you talk to him, you will be able to say the right things. Faith is a very sensitive subject, so you don't wanna be one of those Christians who is too "pushy" about preaching the gospel, the kind that a lot of non-believers hate. So, if he is interested...