Discrimination in dating

[Ramzi08]

my female best friend and I started flirting but when the question of a serious relationship between the two of us arose, she preferred to distance herself because I am a non-believer. It hurt me a lot. So my question is: does this constitute discrimination because of my ideas or just a matter of preference and taste?

[Schizophonia]

lol

It's normal (in his paradigm), she's more pragmatic than you.
It may also be an excuse, at least in part.

At worst you can try to force it, but well.

🤷

 

[aurum]

10 hours ago, Ramzi08 said:

my female best friend and I started flirting but when the question of a serious relationship between the two of us arose, she preferred to distance herself because I am a non-believer. It hurt me a lot. So my question is: does this constitute discrimination because of my ideas or just a matter of preference and taste?

It has nothing to do with discrimination.

She seems to believe in serious relationships and you don’t. So you two are not match in this context.

[Ramzi08]

@aurum why do I look to you like I don't want a serious relationship? I do want a serious relationship with her.

[Butters]

Ask yourself: why do you ask this question on here? What would a yes or no do for you? 

[aurum]

6 hours ago, Ramzi08 said:

@aurum why do I look to you like I don't want a serious relationship? I do want a serious relationship with her.

You said you were a non-believer?

If you do want a serious relationship with her, then I misinterpreted your post. Please clarify what you meant and the situation between you and her.