The Furt Show.

I had a similar experience and my gut reaction was no, but then after I thought about it a little bit, I went back and I said yes.

And then seven years later, I got divorced.

Even the day of my wedding, my dad said when they come to get you in the back room,

when you're there in your wedding dress,

my dad, are you sure this is what you want?

And I still had that little bit of doubt,

and I kept saying myself,

well, maybe it's just a wedding dinner, maybe.

One of the thing is, is that if your first gut instinct is that,

you know, then go with your gut, because there is a reason why you have that feeling.

All the hits Q100 and the Bert Show at 954, and the thing she says there is like,

she knows the guy that she's about to walk down the aisle to exchange vows with,

say that she's going to spend the rest of her life with this

guy. She knows that either, A, it's a lie, but she starts to talk to herself and convince

herself that it's just wedding day jitters. So here's what we want to try to define. What is the

difference between cold feet, wedding day jitters, and legitimately knowing that this guy

is not the guy and this marriage is never going to work. Good morning. Hey, hello. How are you?

Good. How are you, ma'am? Good. The difference between cold feet and knowing is cold feet

comes from your head and knowing comes from your gut you

got to listen to your gut because your heart in your head will mess you up every time it's always

that big old fight like i never know which one's which yeah yeah like how do you oh no really like

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