My cousin (former hard core atheist) married into the church. If you're willing to convert (or live a lie) a Mormon wife is the perfect redpill wife. No joke.

My values don't align at all or I might consider it.

I live in a city with a very large Mormon population. You have to give the church 10% of your earnings, or do community service for the church equal to 10% of your earnings (they keep spreadsheets and bill you - you can be kicked out of church for not paying your 10%)

You will also have to abstain from alcohol, caffeine, cursing, Rated R movies etc. Mormons push the "wholesome" lifestyle to the extremes, leaving no room for vices. Consequently, most of them are the nicest, most generous people you'll ever meet - they live by the Golden Rule.

Mormons are very dedicated to their church, which, as far as I can tell, is unique. They believe in Jesus and believe he came to the Americas after his resurrection. They know this because their prophet, a swindler from Vermont, saw it in "visions".

They are "Modern day Saints". They believe that the man is the leader of the household, and that when they die, men will inherit their own world, or "Celestial Kingdom" to rule over. Women only get to the "Celestial Kingdom" if their husbands call her up by her secret name he gives her when they are married. If she's not a good, dutiful wife, there's a chance she can't get to heaven. If she divorces him, or him her, she won't get to the "Celestial Kingdom". Mormon religious services usually just focus around husbands leading their families in prayer, since each husband is seen as a "saint", they can dictate the prayers. Mormons who are excommunicated for pissing off the church elders or breaking rules will not get to their "Celestial Kingdoms".

They are encouraged to have as many kids as possible. The more kids you have, the more money the church gets in future 10% tithes - so they preach having as many litters as you can. Also, there is a closeness to their families that you don't often see outside of Mormonism.

These are my own personal observations that I've witnessed and heard from being around Mormons most of my life. They do seem to have hot wives and daughters, but at what cost? It doesn't seem to me like their religion is something you could half-ass and be successful with.

Converting to a religion just to get a more submissive wife sounds pretty beta in my mind, but do as you see fit.

I'd rather try hunting for a wife in another country. If I were looking to get married, that is.

I think you should read my IMA I did on this: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/dt04c/iama_atheist_who_masqueraded_as_a_fully_active/

Basically I am literally the exact person you need to talk to.

They take their faith seriously. So my only piece of advice if you decide to do it, is to take it seriously too.

My parents divorced largely because my dad was atheist while my mother was a pretty devout catholic (not even "strict", just very spiritual).

Think long and hard whether spending time at church and among religious people is something you can actually enjoy. You may be able to fake it for a while, but eventually you will have to "take the leap of faith" and commit or you will burn out.

1. Yes, I have multiple friends that date or married mormon girls. However, none of them that traditional or conservative.

2. Yes they do date outside. The only issue can be with a temple wedding. Only mormons are allowed to be part of the ceremony. You can have second wedding outside the temple if you want your family or whoever else that's not mormon to participate.

3. It's not really a problem. Some might have a problem some might not. And no, you don't have to convert.

4. What you are really looking for is a sheltered woman raised in a traditional conservative household -- mormon, baptist, catholic, muslim, whatever.

This all reeks of desperation.

You are willing to make all these changes knowing the fundamental concept of AWALT?

Don't get me wrong, their concepts of family and community is great but the way they go about it is wrong.

Also, this post and your responses seem more of a method to justify a choice you have already made and not an inquiry.

1. Yes

2. Very involved

3. See 2. You having caffeine will be an issue with a mormon girl, let alone liquor. If you drink and she finds out, that would be grounds for divorce.

4. Yes, they are awful.

I grew up as a mormon. Mormon girls are great. A few of them drink alcohol and sleep around (not bad though, the worst offenders probably drank a couple times a month/year and hooked up occasionally) but those types of girls usually don't stay in the church much longer after they turn 18 anyways.

I don't think it's cool to have the idea that you can just swoop in and steal away a mormon girl without converting to the religion, but that's just me. Those girls live a certain lifestyle in the face of enormous pressure from our cesspool of a society and they deserve someone with the same beliefs as them.

It's not an easy life though. No drinking, no smoking, no pot and the church inserts itself into your life in the form of giving you weekly duties to perform.

would you like to be seen in public with a traditional mormon girl on your arm?