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Input: I been talking with a girl for a few months now that is near perfect in everyway. Things progressed very quickly. At the beginning, I didn't realize the role religion (Christianity) played in her life ... until a friend of hers told her that she needed to stop seeing me in a week. This was early on in the relationship, but she chose not to, and it didn't get brought up until again until very recently. I have never really been to church, but I'm somewhat familiar with the Bible and Christianity in general. While I believe some of it, I'm indifferent to other aspects and I know my mind can't be changed. I have also always respected her decision regarding her beliefs ... until recently when she told me she could never love me as much as God or Jesus. That I could never be the most important person in her life. In my heart, I know I can't be with someone that I love if they can't love me back the same way. It makes me feel terrible because I understand where she's coming from very slightly, but I can't get over this one belief ... it makes me feel worthless. When I told her I couldn't be with someone that loved God or Jesus more than someone in front of them, everything pretty much ended. Her therapist told her I was being manipulative, as did her non religious mom. She thinks I'm saying that I'm more important than God. Or that I'm trying to say, at the very least, that I'm equal to him. This is not what I'm trying to do at all. The last night we talked, she mentioned how much she sacrificed for me. How she lost friends and opportunities within the church. I had no idea I had caused any of this, nor did I mean to. AITA?

not accepting GF's religious beliefs