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Originally Posted by Frische Produkte
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]1) You're telling me about YOU and YOUR GRANDMA, I doubt the two of you are in a relationship.[/color]Originally Posted by Nawth21
Originally Posted by Frische Produkte
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]If she wants to go to church and take part in all of those festivities, cool.[/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Me? I'm not doing it. I believe in a God, but that's where it stops.[/color]
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]It's not that serious. [/color]Originally Posted by SiMPLYDiMPLY
i think if you don't agree with each other on religion and services and whatnot, then you dont belong together[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)] (unless you're Muslim or one of those religious nuts)[/color]
1)Oh it can be that serious. My family back ground is Christian, umm. Lutheran. My grandma isn't fanatical or anything, but she'll tell me I'm going to hell for not accepting Jesus as my savior. Thanks grandma. But it's true, religion can be a dealbreaker in a relationship. She is not saying you both have to be of the SAME religion - just that you agree with each other. Religion is just one of those things, sort of like the abortion issue. People are pretty steadfast in their belief system and if two belief systems can't peacefully co exist within the relationship then it might not work out.
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Second thing, (like I always say).. If you let someone have some say in who you end up with (especially over things like religion, race etc), then I feel sorry for you (just my opinion). And to me, it really isn't that serious, but maybe because religion as a whole is a big joke to me. *Kanye shrug*[/color]
There is a relationship between my grandmother and I. It's just not an intimate one.
No one is letting someone have a say in who they end up with, except themselves. It is a personal choice. Everyone has personal preferences and deal breakers even when it comes to dating. You HAVE to have them when it comes to deciding who you're going to spend the rest of your life with. Would you date just anyone? To you (and me) religion is a no big deal, a joke, etc. Try dating someone who feels the exact opposite. Chances are it is going to cause a lot of conflict in the relationshio. Conflict that results in negativity isn't good for the relationship regardless of where that conflict arises from, be it religion, race, cultural activities, lifestyle differences, etc.
And it's not that differences exist - it's if the two people let the issue negatively impact the relationship.