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You obviously not ready to commit...
Just tell him...stretch the engagement longer...till you are sure.
Respect,
Flo
PS Good morning carobnjak3 !
Unfortunately life is about making choices, set priorities and learn how to reconcile the opposites.And then cash in on or pay the price...
you are doing the guy a disservice and the mature thing to do is to just say you want to date.
You love the benefits of being with a good person but you hate to have to do anything for it. Classic thing for someone your age.
You are still at the age of being way too selfish and into yourself.
Until you mature and realize that it's just as important what you give to someone than what you get, then you are not ready.
He deserves to have someone mature enough and into him enough to enjoy caring about him and giving to him. He deserves better and you need to go out and go sleep around and have fun. You are not ready to be married. He is
You have a lifetime ahead of you to get married, and the fact that you questioning your relationship, should be enough to send warning bells out. You cannot possibly love him, as much as you think you do, if you are unsure that it is enough to sustain your relationship
My advice to you would, break off your engagement and be honest with your fiancee. If your relationship is based on trust, honesty and integrity he will understand, and perhaps even allow you the space to find out what it is you really want. Dont hand onto him, from fear that you wont find better, as that would be selfish.
Good luck and I hope you make the right choice
R
Ask yourself..Is this a man I could live my entire life with, Never to experience love with another man...
I am now in my 50's, Been married & divorced twice. I have experienced Love on many levels, & enjoyed different lifestyles & People. Variety is the Spice of life & although I still hope to meet the one I can grow old with, I am enjoying the ride.
If you have doubts, be honest with your fiance & who knows, you may end up as good friends. Best wishes. xox