Or the children.

Or the children.
YOU can take solace that the Pope and his crew will not do anything about it.
Leave her so she can find a man in church and be engaged by the end of this year.
She's still young and you've clearly hve moved on physically but are being a bytch emotionally.
Love your girl so much that you cheat on her brehs.
Leave her so she can find a man in church and be engaged by the end of this year.
She's still young and you've clearly hve moved on physically but are being a bytch emotionally.
Love your girl so much that you cheat on her brehs.
This is her drawing a line in the sand: marry me or be gone so I can find a Christian man who will marry me. Like I said earlier, somebody (pastor, parents, grandma, etc) got her feeling guilty about living in sin with you.
I'd bounce. I have zero interest in religious women.
This. OP is getting a warning sign about how his sex life will be years from now in marriage: Unpredictable and probably scarce. OP is also learning how he would handle it: Running to the easiest p*ssy outside of the marriage.leave her.
religion makes sex = sinful. Therefore even if you would eventually get married, she would still have guilt associated with sex because of how she was raised.
Then she should have just said "Marry me or I'm out." not "No more sex, I'm getting right with God." Communication is a two-way street.
Why withhold a integral piece of a healthy relationship (sex) from somebody that you want to be in a serious, lasting, healthy relationship with in hopes that taking that away from them -- which is treason according to some in this thread -- would somehow force them to wife you? The only way celibacy could be understandable is if y'all got engaged and she felt guilty about the pre-marital sex so she was like, "let's wait until our wedding night to start back up"
And even then, you talk that over with your spouse.
But OP said his girl isn't on the marriage wavelength yet. So I'm thinking @hatealot is right. She probably stepped out and it's fukking with her soul.
Regardless, break up with her. Cheating makes you no better.
I have to agree with your assesment sir. Can't change the ingredients in the cake,I mean, I've seen this first hand. One dude I knew was out in the streets heavy, but Sunday he was a different person. Eventually I think the guilt of a double life starting eating at him. Did a complete 180 and stayed on straight and narrow.
Most people in here are saying she's cheating but I think those are off the hip shots. I think she's just getting back to how she was raised. OP even mentioned she was heavy in the church prior to them meeting. Some people backslide but them come back.
I was watching Malice's interview with the Breakfast club the other day and it was the same thing. While in Clipse he was doing whatever but he said he always had a voice at the back of his head that was like "this ain't it chief". Now he's a totally different dude.