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		<title>By: WWID</title>
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		<description>I've been in almost the exact same situation as you. except i was 17 and had dated one guy b/4 my now-husband. i think it's possible to know that you're supposed to be with someone from a young age, but it's also totally normal to have feelings of self-doubt when you're making a long term commitment. when we got to the point of talking marriage, i totally felt the same way you do - wanting to know what else was "out there," wondering if i really knew what i was doing. i'm not someone who believes in "soul mates" so i believe that if i'd chosen to move on, someone else would have been out there for me. but i decided that we had a pretty good thing going, and keeping that was worth "sacrificing" whatever other dating relationships i may have had down the line. i'm not going to tell you that decision has been easy - but i don't regret it. one thing i would say - in agreement with the expert above - you can commit to stay together but DO wait on the marriage front. you don't have to decide that right now!

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;ve been in almost the exact same situation as you. except i was 17 and had dated one guy b/4 my now-husband. i think it&#8217;s possible to know that you&#8217;re supposed to be with someone from a young age, but it&#8217;s also totally normal to have feelings of self-doubt when you&#8217;re making a long term commitment. when we got to the point of talking marriage, i totally felt the same way you do - wanting to know what else was &#8220;out there,&#8221; wondering if i really knew what i was doing. i&#8217;m not someone who believes in &#8220;soul mates&#8221; so i believe that if i&#8217;d chosen to move on, someone else would have been out there for me. but i decided that we had a pretty good thing going, and keeping that was worth &#8220;sacrificing&#8221; whatever other dating relationships i may have had down the line. i&#8217;m not going to tell you that decision has been easy - but i don&#8217;t regret it. one thing i would say - in agreement with the expert above - you can commit to stay together but DO wait on the marriage front. you don&#8217;t have to decide that right now!</p>
<p>*good luck!*<br />
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