people have different ways of looking at a situation like this.
ultimately, if both parties truly love each other, this will
naturally override everything else. and for parents/relatives of
both sides who reject interracial relationships, they should take a
step back and look at their sons and daughters. are they both happy
being with each other? like truly, purely love each other, enough
to go through the conversion process and come out of that still as
a couple. its the same as the line "for better or worst". NOT
saying converting falls under "worse" here, but rather the couple
going through everything as one.
that's the most important, and they can't force their children
to do otherwise. that's being super unreasonable, in this day and
age. when you've found your "the one", nothing is going to stop you
from being with that person, and its above all, be it religion. and
if you love the person truly, all this converting will not bother
you.
just hang in there R3D3V1L, besides doing all you can to prove to your
parents that you and your gf are meant to be, its time that'll also
show your parents that fact. don't ever give up on true love.
true love? he is even not committed to marry her yet at the
moment... want to prove it... go convert 1st, go get engaged
and cohabit.
override everything else ? heck, 爱情能当饭吃吗 ?