I Believe Family Is Very Important

@Pinkstarburst Your niece is like your daughter, so that's sweet.

@CopperCicada I agree. I'd talk to them about what I believe, but then I'd give them the right to ask questions and choose for themselves. Belief requires sincerity, and sincerity doesn't come by force.

Same here. Our conversation went, “some people believe this, others believe that, and here is what your dad and I believe.” Never suggested they had to believe the same as their parents.

@Madeleine when I say embrace I'm not doing it just for her. I'm taking a chance to open myself to something that could better not only me as a person but our relationship as well.

You see for me it is honour. That's at the pinnacle of my pillar of life. It's the foundation behind my belief that marriage should only happen once and why I have never been married.

If I want to dress up and invite a whole bunch of people to eat a nice cake, I can do that anytime. Being wed to someone means more to me than a big party.

@Sapio I hope that you will find her soon.

@Madeleine I'm not looking. I believe just like a miracle, the unexpected is the one I will fall in love with.

@NaturalBeautyQueen I agree.

@Autumnlover I agree.

@SW-User True. Atheists would talk to their children about how they don't believe in God. Parents will always have an influence.

@SW-User Would you tell them that?

@Madeleine Not literally, but certainly explain why and how it is founded on lies and deceit.

@SW-User Brainwashing basically.

@KingofPizza2 So you would talk to her about what you believe.

@Madeleine Right! Teach her how to think about it, and come to her own decision. Even if it's different than what I believe.

@KingofPizza2 Interesting. What would you tell her?

@hunkalove So you would brainwash them.

@SW-User So to basically tell them to do not believe.

@Elephant I doubt that.