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aka RJNavarrete
(08-01-2012, 10:26 PM)
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GAF, I think my girl and I are breaking up today.
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Sorry, I don't know where to go with this... my girl and I argued Sunday night about religion and whether our kids would go to her church or mine if we each continued with our respective beliefs (I'm Christian she's Catholic). Then Monday morning her little brother ran away to their dad's house (her parents are split) because he argued with his mom. She went to pick him up and her mom got pissed at her for that, so she kicked them both out. That same day her punk ass ex bf sent her a bouquet of tulips (her favorite) and a card saying he still loved her and all kinds of shit. She told me she had some feelings rush back into her head and she felt horrible for it... but it doesn't change the fact. Today we're gonna "talk." I'm pretty sure you all know what is gonna happen. Oh well, it was good while it lasted. We get along so damn well. We have amazing sex. We are insanely compatible and see a lot of things in life similarly... but I guess its not gonna work out. She says I am the perfect man for her and she's constantly reminding me that she wants to marry me, but then this happened...kinda sucks to be honest. Sorry for rambling. You guys are my closest friends :'( |
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aka RJNavarrete
(08-01-2012, 10:30 PM)
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I don't know man... we were laying in bed that night and she was telling me she doesn't even have even the slightest impulse to be open minded about it. I'm certainly not converting back to Catholicism, so its gonna be tough. I told her I didn't expect her to convert, but I wouldn't mind if she did at some point.
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(08-01-2012, 10:30 PM)
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#6
realx. if you love this girl then state your case for why you belong together. otherwise tell her to grow some sense and to break contact with the ex or you'll break him.
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Banned
(08-01-2012, 10:30 PM)
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#8
I don't really see where you are getting the whole break-up vibe. Couples need to have a talk once in awhile.
But if you are already to go into the discussion defeated, then the relationship is already over.
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Banned
(08-01-2012, 10:31 PM)
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#10
I really don't get why there'd be a big religious conflict between the two of you when you are both sinning big time :p
Seriously though, it sounds like the two of you are really compatible so it would be quite strange for her to break up with you so suddenly. Then again, she might want want to explore those feelings she have for her ex-boyfriend and well, that kinda sucks, but what can you do about it. Good luck with you, whatever this talk is about. |
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(08-01-2012, 10:31 PM)
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#12
Just to be clear, you don't already have kids, right? You're disagreeing about your future children. While it's important to agree on the fundamentals of raising kids, with you being "Christian", and her being "Catholic" your beliefs should be close enough that it shouldn't cause that many problems no matter which church you go to. Also, if you're really that devout in your beliefs, you'd better knock off the premarital sex and move to separate locations if you're living together, because that's a big no-no as well. Take things from there.
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Banned
(08-01-2012, 10:32 PM)
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#13
My fiance is a Christian who goes to church and I am an Apatheist, who used to be a Catholic.
One thing you guys need to realize about Christian vs. Catholic is, really, no matter what church you go to they are teaching a lot of the same stuff, just in different ways. So it really shouldn't matter at all. |
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(08-01-2012, 10:33 PM)
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With all due respect, OP, I think you both must be really intense people to get upset over the relatively negligible differences between Cathocalism and what you call Christianity. From an outsider's point of view, it's like arguing the merits of 7UP and Sprite.
Are either of you of the belief that your child would, I don't know, go to hell or something if they were raised under the other faith? |
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(08-01-2012, 10:35 PM)
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Rodent Whores
(08-01-2012, 10:35 PM)
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#21
Sorry to hear about your distress, OP. I hope things work out for you.
On the other hand, since she doesn't hold the Catholic doctrine to that high regard, then there may be hope yet. |
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Admire my girth. Mmm.
(08-01-2012, 10:36 PM)
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(08-01-2012, 10:37 PM)
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#28
IMO, if she holds the religion of her future children to such high regard while actively sinning in her own life, it sounds like she's just looking for an argument and an excuse to break up with you.
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underwear police
(08-01-2012, 10:39 PM)
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#35
Not necessarily. There is an inclusiveness and sense of community that comes with religion/church that is severely lacking in secular circles.
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(08-01-2012, 10:40 PM)
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(08-01-2012, 10:41 PM)
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underwear police
(08-01-2012, 10:43 PM)
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#48
This isn't really much of a response even though I agree. The community and emotional support of a church is not really paralleled in secular situations except maybe clubs and very close knit groups of friends. But there is rarely a central meeting place, fundraisers, events and all kinds of inclusive activities for such a large group and their children.
This is how plenty of Catholic women operate and it's not really fair. They might agree with some tenets but not particularly like the Roman Catholic Church's stances on various subject matter. |
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Meticulously designed by GodManPig to be a few sticks short of a teepee.
(08-01-2012, 10:44 PM)
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#49
Just take the kids to both churches, switch between both every week. When they're old enough they can make up their own mind I guess. |
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clairvoyancy is no excuse for trollin'
(08-01-2012, 10:44 PM)
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#50
"I'm Christian she's Catholic"
![]() I do not understand that world. I have no help to give. |