Welcome to Jung Love, where we answer questions and interpret dreams from our subscriber community,

and to all of you that support us, thank you. Thank you very much. Here's a question from one of our subscribers.

My fiancé and I have known each other since we were 17.

Neither one of us has really ever dated anyone else.

We're both 29 now and due to be married in October.

I love him and he's my best friend.

But I find as our wedding date gets closer,

I'm having second thoughts.

I'm about to commit myself

to never being with anyone else ever again,

and I can't help wondering what I might be missing.

Should I go forward with the marriage despite my worries? I mean, you know, this is,

it's a huge crossroads, isn't it, to be at? Yes. And I certainly sat with other people

in similar circumstances. And it's very, very hard because I think that there is something,

frankly, I think, about getting some other experience.

You know, I think one of the things that can happen

if you've been with some other people,

and then you're five years into your marriage,

and you want to pull your hair

out and you're like, why did I marry this guy? It can be useful to go, okay, well, there was that

guy and that didn't work out, and then there was that guy and that didn't work out. And, oh, okay,

maybe that's why I'm with this guy. You know, there's some, there can be something about that.

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