[ SECRET POST #3243 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3243 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Relationship Dealbreakers

[(Anonymous)]

Found the atheist.

Re: Relationship Dealbreakers

[(Anonymous)]

...actually I'm not atheist. However, my parents are mixed-religion.

And what does that mean anyway? Do you think that people should only marry within their religion?

Re: Relationship Dealbreakers

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think people should only marry within their religion, but I do think that if someone chooses to do so they should not be judged or heckled for it.

Re: Relationship Dealbreakers

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I don't think so either. Religion is super-personal and definitely something that could be a reasonable dealbreaker.

However, diet_poison said that needing one's partner to align with one's religious beliefs was something "all people would agree on" which it absolutely isn't.

Re: Relationship Dealbreakers

[diet_poison]

I'm sorry for coming across that way and I sort of see why you think that, but to clarify, I didn't say that. I was making a distinction between general things that are important to many people, and even if religion doesn't play a direct role, most people would have a very hard time marrying someone who has a radically different overall worldview from their own. To some people that's more separable from religion (or lack thereof) than others. I probably should have been more specific in my wording.