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  • Kirti Rana writes... yea.. even i feel that way..find out what you enjoy doing and then do it.. figure out your goal of life and then devote your time and energy to achieve it
  • Matias writes... Nat Kelly,You've artciulated exactly how I feel. When something means so much to you, it's jarring and scary to see your spouse come out on the opposite side. jks, And I?m always right which means if he disagrees with me it means he is wrong. Hah! Z, it undermines your sense of familiarity with each other That's a good way to put it. You think you know someone, but people are always evolving in marriage one of the things that keeps marriage exciting, I suppose. Angie, Both those moments freed me to pursue truth. Those are wonderful life changing moments! So uplifting and powerful. And I love that it was Mormon friends who sparked that pursuit of truth. Thank you for sharing those with us. Jessawhy,Now that's a good solution. I'll propose my husband go that route next time a proposition like this comes up again, if he feels the need to get involved.