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Being of different faiths can definetly be difficult but not impossible. The most important thing is to talk about your fears and thoughtsd to your partner. Communication is the key to the survival of your relationship. If the parents are already rejecting you then they might continue to rejet you even though you marry. This is something really important to adress because it will put a lot of pressure on your partner and you. both of you have to be realistic about the feelings of frustration and grief that this type of rejection can cause. You should talk about this with your partner and give yourselves some more time before doing the big jump. many people survive interfaith relationships even when their family are against it, sometimes the family comes around after a few years, sometimes never. Like said I you need to be open and honest about this even if it's scary because it is both your happiness and your daughters happiness at stake.






Interfaith relationship, he is christian and I am jewish.
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me and my boyfriend have been dating for 7 months. well we are of different religons. He is christin and I am jewish. well his parents have not met me yet and they do not like me at all. they dont like that I have a duaghter and they dont like that I am not of the same faith at him. I am scared that when and if we take that next step that his parents will be so agenst it that they might forbit us to be to gether.I just dont know what to do any more I hope some one can help.