You will be kept abreast of political changes within the church that regulate your wife's behavior -- you are probably already aware of several rules she follows. My husband is a medical oncologist who deals primarily with ovarian cancer. Why not ask him where he wants the relationship to go. But it is luck of the draw.
Again, I deeply love my dad, but these were things that I had to deal with. And it was the most miserable and lousy choice I ever made. He was lonely, as was she. Women do not get to hold the priesthood and function in an equal role with men.
Take the crazy and add a ton of even crazier shit on on top and Your girlfriend literally believes in a book of scripture that was produced from a rock in Josephs Hat. Anyway, i know that this is not the experience of every surgical marriage but i guarantee most of them can relate in some way or another. Having said this, there are several aspects of this particular religion that you need to be aware of as these will greatly affect how she will approach you and the relationship as a whole. Many others have asked the same question in the past so you may want to find those and read the responses there. He want to wait at least one year before he makes any decision he want to take it slow. I also think that if marriage outside the covenant is a sin, it is not so grave as to be unforgivable. If you decide to marry this man, you both will find a way to be happy and have a wonderful marriage, not that perfect that we see in the Sundays at Church. I believe that we are all on different paths, but that it is possible for us to travel on different paths side-by-side. These exclusions, dictated by doctrine, hold the potential to create wedges between you, both immediately, and in the long term. Imagine if all the men in the world weighed over pounds and acted like slobs.
Too bad she couldn't handle the guilt and remorse. His job prevents you much access to him. We have to show them we care. By those standards, I was a failure, my husband wasn't "good enough" - and my daughter had ambitious real goals that required a lot of time and effort. Whatever you do, just don't let on to your child ren that you and their father are in disagreement. Try to have a date night once a week and when your Dr Spouse has time off go somewhere. And as an outsider it will be obvious to you what's going on, but here's an awesome breakdown from a couple that flipped from "we go to church every week - we will write a Mormon blog" to resigning over the new policy banning children of gays all over the NY Times this month and something that is upsetting many staunch church members a few days ago. You can consider some positive activities and allow you to communicate and learn from each other. So if you marry a doctor do not have low expectations, but learn early to take third parties out of your marriage even if you have to call them directly and tell theey do not matter to me.