Does your significant other have a religous family?

[Sugar100]

Is it bad or good to tell someone you are getting to know your family is religous?

Yes

No

A total of 25 votes were cast: 13 girls and 12 guys. See detailed results

[Lliam]

Religion was never an issue with any of my girlfriends. All I know is, their parents weren't fundamentalist or anything.

My wife and I were both raised Catholic. By the time we met, though, neither of us were religious.
She has a big family and they are all still Catholic, but the subject of religion never came up.

I wouldn't date anyone who was deeply religious. And I don't care about their families as long as they accept me and don't bug me about religion.

[DJB72]

It's very dependent on the religion I think. If the men wear robes and the women resemble ninja-turtles and they have gold Arabic script on the walls you might want to give the head's up.

Christians can be harder to realise how crazy they are because to Western eyes they can look "normal" - whatever the fuck that means - at first glance...

[Sirenboobzilla]

His family Roman Catholic, as is part of mine. We're actually both atheist, which works wonderfully! His parents are more in touch with their religious side than mine. But both sides haven't presented any issues. We've been very lucky in that department

[Alwayreckles93]

My goodness Bless your heart how do you put up with that garbage I could never deal with catholics their just way to crazy people. No wonder you and your significant other turn out atheist.

[DishLady]

Oddly, though I’m super religious, your question made me think…. I may have never been with a guy who’s also super religious (or has a family that’s super religious). There may have been one, but I’d have to think back bc it was a long time ago.

[Alwayreckles93]

I have a 32 year old cousin he is single no kids. He is also a lawyer.

[AI Opinion]

Diving into the heart of your question, talking about whether your significant other has a religious family or sharing that yours is, really depends on the vibe and depth of your connection. Opening up about your family's religious beliefs can be a fantastic way to deepen the relationship, offering a glimpse into your upbringing and values. Honestly, it's neither inherently bad nor good—it's about timing and how comfortable you both feel about sharing personal aspects of your lives. Think of it like a dance; you wouldn’t leap into a tango before you’ve even stepped onto the dance floor, right? Same with sharing family backgrounds; it’s all about feeling the rhythm of your connection. So, if the vibes are right, sharing can actually strengthen your bond, showing trust and openness. Just be sure to frame it in a way that feels natural, not like you're dropping a bombshell. Love and understanding are key!

[Alwayreckles93]

Yes absolutely and I am glad my spouse does. Now a days younger woman are more focus on material posetions rather then virtue.

[dustybiker2]

Yes. Being dishonest or holding back is what causes problems. Families come in all shapes and sizes.. few are perfect.

[NathanDavis]

almost every elder, in every relationship I've had before, at least that... yes

[laly520]

he does

its always good to be honest about it if they r religious

[DrPepper12]

I would say bad generically. Her family was more religious.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Own it without shame.

[Nikki1989]

Thankfully, NO!

[Razp_Sorbet]

No they're not religious at all.

[Agape93]

Yeah, they're Baptist I think.

[eagle1951]

very much so