Responding to Mormon DATING TIPS! 

It’s ideas like that when I wish I was so disabled that I never cared for the idea of wanting a relationship. I mean seriously

You nailed it.

I was watching the chastity video and I got a question. Do Mormons believe that BDSM is a sin?

Anthony Nunez what’s BDSM?

Carlos W. Mercado LDS It stands for bondage, discipline, dominance and submission, sadomasochism. You know, like that Twilight fan fiction known as Fifty Shades Of Grey(even though those books supposedly do a bad and incorrect representation of it).

Respect I'm still single but am disabled and going blind so being the breadwinner is out but I'm glad I still can say I will be a great Dad someday as it doesn't stop me doing my best every day

I just think they mean the fundamental aspects of yourself like just be honest about who you are, what you like, your goals in life. But also be open, be flexible, be willing to compromise and work through challenges.

Madison Cook awww, thank you!! Haha

Was so nice seeing this kkkkk. I always imagined he flirting with someone. And she is so funny and cute!!. I liked her, I hope her participation in other videos.

I'm sure there's a lot of people here interested in reading your love story (me included).

@@BlueJayBirdSaint No se puede, aquí hay publico de todas las edades

@@RickyMon lol

Yea prob. Also, why did you convert to Mormonism?

J4ck, don’t listen to those fretchin putchurrs. The gospel is still true whether she dumps you or not. That being said, it sucks that you have to go through this insecurity. I’ve been played by girls (all Latter Day Saints) and I’ve had my heart ripped one too many times. So take it from me when I say this: Our best may not be worth it for the wrong girl, but even our worst can be worth it with the best girl. Girls are the worst; but if you wanna be happy with a godly woman, learn to be a godly man and she’ll find you easier. At least that’s what I’m doing

Yes, let me second what Arbiter said: Be the kind of man that your ideal girl would want to marry. People set their own rules on life all the time, like, "I'll only marry a return missionary." This is often done with good intentions, but what if God has different plans for them? We'd sell ourselves short, or set ourselves up for a major humbling experience, if we cling too tightly to our own desires, no matter how good we may think they are. Your girlfriend may or may not be heading to the 3rd D, but if she is, then frankly, you don't need her! That whole 3D thing is absolutely disgusting, and IMO very unbecoming of someone calling themselves a *Saint* in these Latter Days. So if that's what she's doing, then she wouldn't have been good for you anyway, *even if you had served a mission!* Stay true to the One who will never leave you, and He'll lead you to a girl you're ready for, and who's ready for you.

At least you have a valid excuse for not serving a mission. Try being a lifelong member who didn't serve. It's a big sore spot for me (I didn't go because of lifelong health concerns and what I only recently found out was lifelong depression for as long as I can remember, so I didn't know any different). Yet it isn't unreasonable of them to want a returned missionary. For one, it's been put on a pedestal their whole lives. For two, it does have an impact on the person's character and expectations you can have for worthiness and life goals. So I don't begrudge anyone the desire to marry a returned missionary. It IS very common for women to marry someone else while you go off to serve a mission though, so if that ends up happening don't worry about it being due to DDD, it happens to many people regardless of whether or not they converted. But if it happens, she wasn't meant for you. Life sucks sometimes and we go through painful learning experiences and most people will probably get their heart ripped out at least once. Just focus on being the best person you can be and listen to the holy spirit influencing your life as you stay worthy to enter the temple someday.

Yeah I'd agree with all the comments. And without sounding like the bad guy here, if you have the opportunity to serve dude you should really consider it. A lot of converts don't because they never had the chance. If you serve a mission and serve it with all you have (literally it is for God, you sacrifice a lot of worldly things to go on one) perhaps the only regret you will have is that you still can't be on one because the church and God makes you come home after 2 years. God wants you to go live your life etc. Church history, the bible, and BoM it's stories about missions

Yes, yes I am

Latter Day Arbiter the only guy I ever loved is a cashier at sprouts who lives with two roommates...And he dumped me lol. It’s really personality and soul connection I would rather be in love and struggling than rich and sad/lonely/deceiving someone about my feelings

A Christian woman shouldn’t care about that....Jesus was poor

Me too. lol

Aim higher.