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hawkgrrrl wrote:
we are terrible at assessing our own ability to handle someone’s flaws.
I would disagree. I have found that I
knowI am not good at handling someone else’s flaws. It is one of the hardest things in life. All three of my children married outside of our church. All three married very good people. One joined the Catholic church, one joined the Lutheran church & one considers herself an
atheist. I don’t feel bad about it or guilty. I feel blessed that they are well adjusted & happy
with their lives and the choices they’ve made. We never had a conversation about marrying in
the lds church. This was during the time that I was totally inactive.
Life has been very interesting so far.
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