My sister did! She lost her young daughter in a park and "told god" that if he brought her back, she'd return to church. Now they're devout. But she doesn't preach it, and I don't want to bring it up, even though we've grown closer as we've "grown up." I told her about this documentary, Hail Satan, which is about the separation of church and state, and she did NOT want to hear about it b/c it had the word Satan in it. Her line of thinking instantly went to Satanic rituals. I dropped it. She can have her beliefs, and me, mine. I don't want to lose our relationship. We're fine not talking religion.

My ex wife changed religions and religious beliefs like clothing. I did not.

Closest I had was my high school prom date. I knew she was religious (she was a preachers daughter) but I didn't know how nuts her family was.....until her mother told me of the time she "danced with Jesus." Not figuratively. She literally popped up to the Pearly Gates and did the heavenly hokey pokey with the J-Man himself.

I don't want that level of batshit crazy in my life, thanks.

Following this thread...

I have ban Christains girlfriends. My brother is a Lutheran pastor, so my time is limited with him. Generally I find most people are good, although ignorance to a high degree for the systems we live within. Relationship are very important although I do have a bs detector device that is dictator on how much time to invest in each person, I get rid of negative dishonest types.

I had a much younger GF who was also a toxic narcissist (as I learned later). She re-invented herself every few years, and when she was done with me she converted to a strange cult of Seven Day Adventists. Moved out of state and married into a cult family.

My mom moved up north and became a JW. We don't talk.

I never have, in fact, most - almost all - of the relationships I would have had never happened because the men were believers in jeebus and I just effing can't with that. I feel that strongly about it. For me religion has killed relationships BEFORE they ever had a chance to begin. I wish I could be more relaxed about this, I really do, but I know that sooner or later it's going to become an issue that's going to mess everything up. So once I learn that a man I am interested in is a believer, I just keep my distance in the romantic area. We can be friends, but there can't be nothing more.

I was gonna marry a girl, who suddenly got 'born again', and backed out. This was in due partly, to a fundamentalist girlfriend of hers, and a television evangelist named "Pastor Parsely". It amazes me the propaganda power of these fundamentalist wingbats!

I don't think I could ever be in a relationship where that is even a possibility but if my partner did convert to a religion I would be excited to dismantle and destroy the philosophy of whatever religion was chosen as they are all so obviously wrong.

Yes. My wife. It was a complete disaster.

My ex girlfriend worshipped weed

The only time for me was when an old boyfriend began worshipping alcohol. I'd discovered he was an alcoholic and thought a "nice girl" like me could keep him on the wagon.

Whether it's religion or the bottle, both make a person delusional so it can never work.

Yes, it was fatal to the relationship because she said she couldn't be with someone who didn't go to church with her. Since then she's come out as a lesbian and remains a bible-thumper. I don't think the relationship ever had a chance.

I never did, but I believe it will affect the relationship...