To daters in their 20s: “There’s a lot of pressure once people go from just having fun … to now it’s supposed to be about getting married. And once they make that transition away from it being fun and focus in on getting married, they start to become more paralyzed in the process where they overthink their relationships more. When we overanalyze our dating experiences, we create disconnection not connection.”
To daters in their 30s: “If you expect not to meet anyone, you probably won’t meet anyone, but if you expect that you are going to have opportunities … that the Lord will bless you with those things and you move forward with an eye of faith, that’s when you’re going to find success. The biggest thing that I see is the mindset. We work with clients and teach them a lot of different things, but by far the biggest thing that uncovers the hidden gems is the way that they are thinking about dating and avoiding the thoughts of doubt that the adversary places in their path to cause them to really want to give up on dating.”
To divorced daters: “A big part of what I teach is focused in on empathy, self-control and personal responsibility. Typically when a marriage ends prematurely, it’s because somebody was insufficient in those three areas.”
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/8656 ... cerns.html
So, in summary, Satan doesn't want Mormons to date each other.