<human>: We met 3 1/2 years ago, and she is fairly religious and I am an agnostic. We discussed our differences very early on, and many time thereafter, however it was not a "problem."

We are both pretty set in our beliefs and also have good reasons for believing what we believe in. We respect eachother's beliefs, however as the wedding date comes closer she has began to have major issues with it. 

I have stated that I would be more than willing to raise our future children in a "christian" household, namely take them to church every Sunday and go with both my fiance and them. She is now having issues with the fact that I will never enjoy it and after the kids grow up she will have to go alone. Again, something she has been doing this past 3 1/2 years.

We have surprisingly few problems as a couple, and see eye to eye on many things. But this is coming out of the blue. I have been very accommodating, stating that I will start going to church more with her. I have always held the stance of being open to the church, but clearly have stated that it just doesn't connect with me on any level. 

I was raised catholic, been to nondemonminational and the works, nothing really hits home for me. It just isn't for me plain and simple. But she insists "it shapes the way you live" etc. etc. I volunteer, I am a generous and caring person, and I put others needs in front of my own very regularly. In short, I don't need church to make me a good person. 

I feel like I"m being disrespected and that something like religion is getting in the way of an otherwise very good and loving relationship.

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<bot>: Fiance has gone church crazy on me months before weddings, even though it is a topic that we have discussed at lengths many times before.