Girlfriend that ive been dating for about 7 months now just broke

post a picture of the park.

I don't have any pictures of the park

The relationship's over. That's the end of it. I don't know what you want advice on

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Here is the best screenshot I could get from Google maps. The park isn't just ball diamonds. Goes down farther in the back around ponds

>>17298064
Jesus Christ, American parks are boring.

Canada. But yeah they kind of suck. Not much to do but look at birds or the beavers in the ponds

>>17298041
The fact that she's going to be teaching "kids to hate atheists" is fucking shameful.

This isn't so much about a difference in beliefs as it is about being a shitty person.

Move on dude. Tell her you hope she finds her way and look for someone better.

Thanks. I will try

Honestly? If she couldn't deal with the fact that you don't believe in her religion, it was never going to work. You could have lied to her by going to church, but that wouldn't have been healthy either.

Relationships between atheists and christians, can work, but you have to agree not to try and convert or control each other. For instance, if you ate meat and your girlfriend didn't, if you agreed not to try and force her to, and she agreed not to try and re-educate you out of it, it'd be fine.

If she was a reasonable person, going to church would have been "her" time, equivalent to you doing whatever you do alone.

She wants to teach her to children to be bigots. She's a cunt. Find someone who's not insane.

>>17298064
I live near there it's in Durham right? I am supprised someone so religious in Ontario it's usually the worst in the east coast.

She tried to force me into going to church a couple times but I have told her I'd rather not do that. I have told her that I don't judge people by their religion and she told me the same thing. But I guess that wasn't quite true.

Not in Ontario. I'm in Alberta

>>17298156
>Relationships between atheists and christians, can work
Of course. But relationships involving unreasonable and intolerant people will never work. I'd say in a relationship you should be able to put your beliefs aside if you like and respect the other person enough. In this instance, she wasn't able to do that. Apparently her beliefs are such a deep part of her identity (or the identity she wishes for) that she can't associate with someone who doesn't share them. So she's shallow.

Be glad you escaped OP. Live your life guilt free.

It could have gotten worse. A part of me is sadly kind of glad I'm not in the relationship anymore.

>>17298170
Ohhhh. That is why you have all that batshit neo-cons

>>17298181
Yeah. Alberta can be a rough place at times.

>>17298041
>and that should couldn't teach kids to hate atheists and date one at the same time
dodged a bullet there anon.
she sounds like a real cunt.

>>17298156
>>17298172
You guys are both right
Relationships aren't necessarily about mutual beliefs they're more about respect

I'm a Christian in a relationship with an atheist and its simply never been an issue, if it's an issue for you guys you aren't a good fit

In terms of advice, you just went through a break up so:
- cry
- nap
- hang out with some friends
- drink or smoke some weed or whatever
- indulge in serious "me time" eg video games and junk food

After a couple weeks, ween yourself off your self indulgence and shed your cocoon. You are a healed man, ready to move on.