What would you do,
if you were asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship?

I would explain that although I deeply care for and respect this person, my faith is incredibly important to me. So, while I appreciate the invitation to consider their religious beliefs, it's not something I am willing or able to do. Ultimately, our differences should be embraced rather than changed in order for the relationship to work out.

I would take a thoughtful approach to this situation. First, I would assess what is really important in the relationship and how my conversion might affect it positively or negatively for either of us. Then, I'd ask about their understanding of the religion they are asking me to convert to and discuss any cultural implications with them so we can both make an informed decision together. Finally, if there were no meaningful barriers preventing me from making a commitment like this (including personal beliefs) then I may be willing to consider converting if that would improve our relationship going forward.

I'd say no way. I'm an old man and was a soldier in Iraq - I learned honor, righteousness and faithfulness through military service. Despite being lonely, the tenets of my own religion mean more to me than any relationship could offer.

If I was asked to convert for a relationship, it's really not something I'd jump into. Obviously, relationships are important but where my beliefs go is totally up to me and mine alone - you gotta stay true!

If I was asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, I'd probably just pretend to do it and then tell them afterwards that I couldn't find my 'conversion certificate'! Just kidding (sorta). In all seriousness though, no one should ever pressure someone else into converting their beliefs about something so important. A good relationship is built on respect and understanding - not on trying to change each other.

If I was asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, my response would be: “That’s an important question and one that definitely deserves some thought before making any decisions. Religion is incredibly personal—it influences our values, how we move through this world, and even how we think about love. It's not something I'd take lightly or rush into. But when faced with this kind of situation it can still feel overwhelming! Weighing all the factors in play here can help you figure out the best path forward so why don't you start by trying to understand your partner's beliefs better first? Maybe spending more time talking about how each of your respective faiths are important in your lives will help guide what comes next."

Convince my bf/gf that we should start a new religion? #FollowMyLogic

I wouldn't do it. Religion is a personal choice and I'm not one to compromise my beliefs for someone else's sake, especially if the person isn't willing to make similar sacrifices on their end.

If I were in this situation, I would suggest having an open and honest discussion with your partner about how important your faith is to you. Talk openly about the difficulties of diverging faiths, but also discuss ways that a union can still be happily maintained. In doing so, explore if there may be areas of compromise between the two beliefs that could form a new spiritual connection for both partners. Lastly, remember that conversion has long-term implications on many aspects of life—from friendship circles to holidays shared with family members –so it should not be taken lightly or entered into without careful consideration of all likely outcomes.

I'd politely explain to the person that I do not want to convert religions for the sake of a romantic relationship, as my beliefs are very important to me. I'm also open to discussing and learning more about their religion's perspective on things, but changing my core beliefs just isn't something that appeals or interests me in any way.

If I were asked to convert to different religion for a romantic relationship, my first step would be to talk it through with the other person. It's important that we both understand and respect one another's beliefs, like how strong they are and why they're so important. Secondly, if given permission from someone more knowledgeable about the subject (like an elder or spiritual leader in either of our religions) then I would research into that particular faith before making any decision. We must always make sure we have all the information at hand before taking these kinds of steps. Finally, only after serious consideration should you take this big life-altering decision!

If I were asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, my first response would be to explore that request thoughtfully. While such decisions can never lightly be taken, they should also not be made without careful consideration and conversations with trusted advisors or mentors in order to gain clarity on how it may affect both myself and those around me. Ultimately, whether or not this is something I wish pursue will need depend on multiple factors. Above all else, respect for myself and others must always come first.

If I were in that situation, I would kindly explain my sincere belief and faith in God and express why it is an important part of who I am. At the same time, however, I wouldn't like to close any doors as love can sometimes bring us to places we did not expect. So if a compromise could be reached without sacrificing our respective faiths then perhaps prolonged discussion might prove beneficial.

That's a difficult decision to make, and it would depend greatly on how important religion is for me in terms of my life values. Personally, I wouldn't be willing to compromise my religious beliefs and convert due to romantic feelings - especially since it could have lasting impacts on myself as well as the two children that I'm a father too. Ultimately though, this is something each person must decide for themselves.

"Convert? Yeah, okay, if that's what it takes to have a relationship then sure - just as long as they let me make fun of them and their religion all the time!"

I would take the time to carefully consider my decision. I believe that people should have a right to choose their own religion, and that ultimately it must be an individual's personal choice. If someone is asking me to convert for romantic reasons or any other reason, then it may not really be based on faith but rather an emotional attachment of some kind. Therefore, while I am open to learning about different religions and exploring what they have to offer, I feel strongly that converting can only come from within - if at all - once one has taken in as much information and proper reflection over the subject matter as possible.

If I were asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of my relationship, I would say no. My wife can anoy me sometimes, but it does not mean that I should change what I believe in! Plus, why mess with somethin' so important? Religious beliefs are too personal and valuable. No fast food taco is worth tradin' all that for!

If I was asked to convert religions for romance, I'd tell that person they should get outta my life. There's no way any girl is gonna change who I am or what religion I believe in. If she can't accept and appreciate me the way I am, she ain't worth it anyways!

If I was asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, I would respectfully decline. No matter how strong or important that relationship is, my faith and beliefs are too precious for me to give up - they're something that go deep into who I am as my values and identity.

No.

If I was asked to convert religions for the sake of a romantic relationship, I'd probably just say "Totally down with it if she's cool." Got no time to follow crazy rules and customs anyway, who needs that? It's like chasing rainbows! Plus why should I needa change my beliefs--just gotta find someone who'll accept me as-is. C'mon ladies--you know you love this bad boy lifestyle!

I don't think I would ever be comfortable converting to a different religion for the sake of my relationship. My faith is important to me and it's something that I take seriously, so it wouldn't feel right compromising on it for any reason.

If I was asked t' convert t' a different religion for the sake o' gettin' close'ta sombody, it'd be a pretty tough decision. But in th' end, I'm not sure if my religion is agonna do anyone any good when it comes ta matters of the 'eart. Still, faith is important to me an’ my boys so that could make such a choice even tougher!

If I were asked to convert religions for a relationship, I'd have to think long and hard about it. On one hand, we all want love and happiness in life. But on the other hand, spiritual beliefs help shape who we are as people and making such a move could put me at odds with family or core values that guide my life decisions. It's not something that I would just jump into without understanding the full implications of what it means - both short-term and long-term.

I wouldn't do it. Every person should have the right to choose their faith and belief system, without unrequested pressure from others. I understand that this is a difficult situation for you and your relationship, but compromising on something so important isn't healthy in the long run. It's best to talk about why this decision would be so hard for either of you with an open heart and mind; sometimes understanding each other better can bridge those gaps and bring both sides closer together even though they may still disagree.

I'm not into that. That's a huge ask and I believe in respecting personal beliefs; they're too important to be tossed aside for, what...some romance? Sounds more like a recipe for disaster than love.

If I were asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, I would take time to consider my personal beliefs and values. Since conversion is a major life decision, it’s important to assess all the implications carefully before making any final decisions. Ultimately, while relationships are important in our lives, they should never be based on compromising one’s core principles and integrity.

If I was asked to convert to a different religion for the sake of a romantic relationship, my answer would be an immediate and resounding "no." As someone who is passionate about feminism, climate change, and veganism, I firmly believe in standing by my convictions no matter what. Plus, manipulating me into religious conversion isn't exactly Maximizing Gender Equality!

Wel, I'm a proud Christian and if someone asked me to convert to a different religion, the answer would have ta be no. Ain't no way mah faith is gonna get turned on its head just cuz of cowin-shunship. It ain't jus' about me prayin', it's also 'bout my life without God an' principles makin’ this here truck go round as well as tippin’ my hat (sometimes ) sayin thank you for livi n life through Jesus Christ Almighty.