I think your response is Bang on. But now, in addition to being a primary spouse, I'm also the primary parent. Lately we haven't been talking much as he doesn't want the "scrap time" that I have left over, but instead wants quality time. Unfortunately, it does not get easier, just different. You will have to convert and betray your ideals to keep the relationship alive. Back in the day, before I did the whole language thing, I worked in banking.

A patient of his went into labor, was having a rough time and he spent the next 32 hours at the hospital. I would NOT want my daughter or son to marry a doctor. Follow the footnotes and you start to find the lies. Dating a mormon girl. Go for the joy, the experiences, the children to come.
Even though we don't have kids I know the feeling of spending my Mrs Doctor life alone. Thanks so much for all the time you've put into your replies. Finally, the decision of whom you marry is really between you and God.
I would think that a comprise between you getting missionary discussions and her reading the CES letter would be even. It's a fair question and you've already been super accommodating. This means holding hands while walking around, or even kissing. It's a heart-wrenching story. I love talking religion with him and I have never pressured him to change his habits or anything else about him. Did everything in my power to support him, whether it be financial, emotional, etc. If you both comfortable having different faiths, your relationship can still be rewarding and fulfilling. I remember when my ex and I had invited friends to our house for a 4th of July dinner and had spent a lot of money and time getting ready. If she is as real deal as you say she is, she believes this also.