Expect her to either write you off during her mission or pressure you to show interest in the church. My dear faithful LDS aunt married a good non-member man. To find another job, a more family oriented one, move to another more financially friendly state we are in California and have a fresh start. Go on your different ways as friends and don't expect your relationship to go anywhere. The Church does not recognize homosexual marriage, and does not condone sexual activity outside of marriage. My husband not only supports me going to church he encourages it because he knows that it is a part of me and makes me happy. He isn't in school and doesn't have much idea about what it is like to be in my shoes. Much good luck, and keep us in the loop. And those women are very replaceable to them. Don't let her try to bring in the missionaries to explain; remind her that she is an RM and knows all they do and probably much more.
In particular, I relate to the fact that I'm feeling more like a booty call these days and it's making me start to resent him. I don't think you necessarily need to cut ties with her. She might not even be living according to the moral standards of the Church. It sucks to admit, but I broke up with him after 6 months because I didn't think there was any point if we couldn't be together forever. You have to choose what's right for you, but you have to figure it out. We see each other he still makes time for me, but i cant really tolerate him insulting me when hes angry for small reasons. You will only have a happy relationship if either you both believe in the Mormon Church, or both do not believe. Her goal is to make you mormon. We are talking about kids and I know it will all fall to me. Mormons defintely play by a different rule set.
She started crying when I explained this to her. I often feel it's harder than being a single mom because the false hope is just torture. I'll tell her that we are strictly friends for now on. Really have to walk in someone's shoes to understand. All these are reasons to have some serious discussions. She, her family, and her friends all believe that she can't get into the Celestial Kingdom VIP Heaven unless she is "sealed" to a Mormon husband. What about the folks at church. I have been dating a neuro surgeon that has his own practice for a few months now. This can keep the relationship from getting too exclusive, and spending time with more people can give you a wider variety of things to do. You can't provide that for her so your marriage will be defective from the outset.
Let's talk about kids. Twitter did not respond. Some of my family approves of my marriage and some does not.