This does not make sense. You were married for less than five years (I thought). Did you marry your wife while leaving the faith? If so, why marry her within the confines of the faith? It seems like a false premise from the beginning.
I've been married for roughly 6 1/2 years. So no, I did not get married under false pretenses. But my journey out of the faith was a long and complicated one. I'm still a member in name, and I attend with my wife and kids whenever they want me to. But I know Joseph Smith was not what he claimed to be, so I cannot in good conscience hold callings or bear my testimony, as some try to get me to do.
When presented the Book of Abraham dilemma, I remained in apologist mode for a good year or so, seeking out plausible explanations to ease my concerns. I was promised that one was forthcoming. But when Hauglid made his presentation at FAIR, that pretty much did it for me. I lost hope.
Perhaps the problem was your attitude, and not your arguments?
Anything is possible, but I think it was a combination of the arguments along with the fact that I was a "believer" in doubt. At least if I were an apostate, they could dismiss me on that basis. Some were actually pushing me to that end just so i could get out of their hair. At FAIR, all you have to do is cry "apostate" and that guarantees no Mormon will listen to you. But an apologist in stress attracts inquiring minds. That drove them nuts. They wanted to ban me immediately, but it would have been too obvious that they were just trying to censor me. So they started their "warnings" and eventually used that list of complaints as an excuse.
A few others were more patient and hoped I would stick it out until some amazing Book of Abraham apologetic was developed. But as Trevor wrote to me several years ago, because I was within the fold admitting there are serious issues that need to be addressed, I presented them with a problem that they didn't know how to deal with. The guys at FAIR like to think that all problems have been resolved, and that any doubt is due to some kind of sin. It can never be the end of an intellectual journey.