Seminary Regrets

[Kenngo1969]

Thanks for the ideas! Turns out she only needs one more semester to finish. She pretty much laughed at me and said she does not care. The differences between the male and female brain become ever more apparent. I guess she just wanted to vent

"Men talk about problems to find solutions. Women talk about problems to feel better." —Dr. John Gray, Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus

[volgadon]

I have never had one at all. It personally does not matter to me either.

It does matter to her though. I can not tell you how many times she says she wishes she would have finished seminary. She says, "I never knew there was a ceremony." The look on her face is one of sadness.

There is a ceremony?

[Calm]

There is a ceremony?

There is in some places. I didn't go to mine. The only thing I cared about graduating was because it mattered to BYU.

I did not have good teachers. I am very grateful my kids did.

Edited March 30, 2013 by calmoriah

[ERayR]

One of my wives biggest regrets is not graduating from seminary. Is there a way she could do it as an adult and graduate?

I do not want any regrets hanging over her head, especially about church, which should be pure joy.

What about your other wives?

Seriously though if you live close to a college or university she could do institute classes.

[cursor]

One of my wives biggest regrets is not graduating from seminary. Is there a way she could do it as an adult and graduate?

I do not want any regrets hanging over her head, especially about church, which should be pure joy.

I would tell her veryffrankly that that "graduation" is not a big deal (MANY "graduate," but still have no freakin' clue.).

[tyler90az]

What about your other wives?

Seriously though if you live close to a college or university she could do institute classes.

Do not tell anybody about my wives

[cursor]

What about your other wives?

I laughed out loud .. that's EXACTLY what I thought! LOL