Hello tydi,

Religion again...it's responsible for wars the world over.

While I agree that he shouldn't be at you to change your religion (remind him that Chelsea Clinton is marrying interfaith), if he is a practing member of his faith and you are not, what would the difference be?

My father in law converted to my mother in laws faith just so that they could be together. They had discussed it but had not come to any conclusion and it was a barrier to their marrying. He secretly took instruction in my mother in laws faith and asked her to marry him on the day he converted. My mother in law though not religious, was so moved by his willingness to do this for her and it bonded them together as a couple more than any religion could; it was the act of converting for her that deepened her love for him.

I really hope you sort this out because if you can't then you are both going to be miserable and you won't be living there for very much longer because you will have no option but to seperate as the relationship gets worse; which is the indication by the fact that you are not communicating and aren't having sex...which is another thing I find odd because most religious couples don't have sex before marriage...

Good luck with this...I am so glad I don't subscribe to this stuff