Does anyone else have the problem of being a satanist but your spouse is not. I am not going to force her, or tell her that she has to believe what I do. Is that strange?

Post a required introduction.

Tell her about your religion, give her literature, if she is a Satanist, you will not need to do anything else, if she is not, and you love her, then accept that she is not, if she loves you, she will accept what you are.

End of story.

''Post a required introduction."

Reads like Policing to me.

If you do a search in this general forum, you will find that this question has come up before.

You might even find some of the answers to be insightful.

Thanks

Ok. I'm reporting my post to the moderators for "policing policing" purposes.

I suspect I'll be fully reprimanded.

We're all here to have fun and read/post [potentially] interesting things.

No ill will meant.

Why does everyone keep bringing up "policing policing"? What is wrong with my message?

Your message is fine. You asked an honest question.

While I was married my husband was not a Satanist, he was an angry Catholic/Aethiest. He actually made fun of me for being as Satanist and said that I was stupid for being one because it awknowledged me believing in god thus making me a hypocrit.
So, after trying to give him an understanding I gave up and told him to leave my beliefs alone and continued to call him the angry Catholic.

It can be difficult to have beliefs that are generally mis-understood but I have found to just accept it in myself and let everyone else fend for themselves.

Why would someone marry a person not of their religion if religious differences were going to be a problem?