Faith is not just a tradition or a habit, it's the foundation on which my life is built. It influences my decisions, my values, the way I see my family. And it's important to me to have a person by my side who will at least try to understand this.

When I think about marriage, I want it to be a partnership where we look in the same direction, support each other in difficult times, and enjoy simple things together. Faith is an integral part of this journey for me. It's not just about going to church on Sundays (although that's important), but about how we treat each other, how we resolve conflicts, how we raise children, how we forgive, and how we learn to love more deeply.

I know that many men are skeptical about religion, and that's normal. I've met some. Some people are afraid that they will be forced to go to church, others worry that they will have to give up their usual way of life. But you know, in a real relationship, no one forces anyone. Love is when you are ready to at least try to understand why something is important to your person.

I am not perfect, you are not perfect either, but if we can look in the same direction, I think that is already half the success. And if you suddenly read this and think: “What if this is important? What if faith is not an obstacle, but a fulcrum?” - then perhaps we have something to talk about.

With warmth and good thoughts,
Lana Banana