Who knows, but I think it was especially hard for the moms of young men. Marrying a non-Mormon is not something you do it is something that happens. And after dating a few months we both knew we wanted to get married. A lot of Mormons escape that pitfall and can put people first. Ultimately we broke up. She probably doesn't even realize how crazy that is. You should ask yourself if you want to pursue a future partner who was raised in an environment that causes drastic sexual suppression and you may never have a healthy sex life if she is your wife. Before it started he got me a puppy that I maybe didn't really want to keep me company to help deal with the loneliness, so at least hopefully he understands. She asked me the other night how it's possible for me to be such a good person when I don't believe in god.
She's a wonderful person and I think we could work, so yes. I got the news that my mother suddenly died when I was with him. If things get even more serious, try getting her to sign a pre-nup that neither she, nor her family will try to convert you. What am I getting myself into.
Be open and talk about your ideals. He should tell her that he will never convert, and that if she will not be happy unless he does, the relationship should end. I told him that this wasn't working for me. Life is not perfect. As such, it tends to attract the young and insecure. But now, we embrace our spiritual differences. I'll keep being me and we'll see what happens. Not in endless discussions of temple marriage, not ever. It is not the norm.
It MAY be true that she will be miserable with him and make him miserable with her. I don't think I could let that happen. At the beginning of the relationship, which is not long ago, he use to carry out conversations, even while working.