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Input: Hi, first time poster, long time lurker, sorry beforehand for any mistakes, there's a **TL:DR** included below, also English isn’t my first language either.

I (30M|Agnostic Jew) was introduced to this lady (30F|7th Day Adventist), and we had great chemistry from the start. We went on a lunch date, but she kept pushing the religion topic more and more during lunch, asking many questions, all of which I answered honestly. Despite finding her very charming and gorgeous, I could foresee religion becoming an issue down the line. Later that day, she asked me through text why we didn’t kiss, and I confessed. We talked and agreed that it would be best if we parted ways.

I didn’t contact her after that, and focused on moving on, but after about a week, out of the blue, she texted me saying:

"Hi this is XYZ, remember me? :) How about we start over from scratch? I think we had great chemistry together and should give it a shot despite our last convo, what do you say?"

I was ecstatic, and agreed to see her. A couple of days later, she asked if I was willing to meet her community, to which I said: "Sure!". As we discussed this, it turned out that it wasn't a "Meet&amp;Greet", but a full-blown Bible Camp, to which I had to commit 3 days a week, every week

So, while I thought that she had found a compromise, and was willing to look beyond our differences regarding religion, what she actually meant was " I want to date you, so you should adopt my religion". After she confirmed this, things went sour pretty fast. She said two meanspirited things:

1.	It was my fault for ending things and closing the door on "us", since I was unwilling to give her faith, and therefore our relationship, a shot, while stating I was asking too much of her to "set aside her duty to her Lord and savior" - that last bit was her answer when asked if she could not see herself beside a person who didn't share her religion, but would still support her

2.	Implied I was to blame for our mutual heart break, since I chose to interpret her message the way I saw it best, since she had always been forthcoming in the notion that I would have to adopt her faith, even in that specific text

I'm not concerned about the first thing, because I made it abundantly clear I was not looking to embrace any faith, I merely reciprocated what to me was a beautiful gesture of hers. I am concerned about the second statement though.

**AITA / WITA for interpreting her message in the way I wanted it to, or was it an honest mistake?**

**TL:DR**: I (30's M - Agnostic Jew) met a lady (30's F - Adventist), but due to her beliefs we decided not to move forward with relationship, agreeing it was for the best. A week later, she text’s me out of the blue asking to “start from scratch”, but after a great date, things go sour, with her implying I was to blame for our heart break, because what she meant by “from scratch” is me converting to her beliefs, and not finding common ground through mutual respect and understanding

misinterpreting her text