Only if you both meet each other half way and make a compromise in the middle so both of you are happy. You may have to party some and also you'll have to stay home and watch a movie together or something. It can be done of both sides want it to happen.
They can, it's all born out of attitude and respect, and what you expect. I see people often ask if a non-believer (christian) and a believer can have a lasting relationship, yes they can, but again I point out the points I made in my opening statement. I am living proof to it. My wife is a born-again christian, and I am an atheist, we have mutual respect for each other's beliefs and have a great relationship. I also know of a couple others that are on this site in similar situations and they have great relationships. So two different ideals can coexist as long as there is mutual respect.
It can as long as the relationship is built on trust and the homebody is not a jealous person. My wife goes out with her friends all the time while I sit at home with our son. She shows me respect by not putting herself in any compromising situations and I trust her fully. It has never been an issue.
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