Well, that means at some point you either accept their religion and keep being romantically involved, or you can’t accept their religion and stop being romantically involved. It might be a temporary situation as you described, but nothing that can last in that scenario long term.

I don’t understand your question.

If you are romantically involved, you won’t mind religion. If you mind religion, you won’t get romantically involved.

Never heard of a situation where someone says I fell in love with a person despite absolutely not wanting to accept their religion or religiousness. Seems ridiculous.

I must say this seems a bit shallow…

There is a saying in my country - I am not rich enough to buy cheap stuff.

This means that buying cheap stuff, which usually has poor quality, means you need to pay more to either buy new cheap stuff when it breaks or pay for repairs or maintenance. An expensive item would probably pay itself off and be cheaper in the long term simply due to better quality.

I share a Spotify family plan with friends, but I use Zotify to make backups, which I then host in Jellyfin.

Some things would, but not everything, so at best case, I would need to run 2 computers instead of one. I have a beefy spare M1 MacBook Pro, uses almost the same as the Raspberry but it’s horrible for selfhosting.

I thought the hidden cost is my power bill by having a PC run 24/7…