Is it normal to doubt your relationship?

Question

I’m kinda doubting my relationship and wondering if there’s someone better for me. I could stay in my current relationship and be content but I think I might want to be more than just content. But he really is my best friend. And I really don’t want to lose him.

Answer

The grass isn't always greener on the other side

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In my opinion, it is normal to sometimes doubt. We are only human, after all. It probably just means that your honeymoon phase has ended and now is a time that you have to put more effort into the relationship. But while it is normal, you have to ask yourself: is it worth throwing away something that you already know is good on the gamble that you might possibly find something better? Keeping in mind that it’s a very big MIGHT. You already love the man you are with, and you think him your best friend. If I were in your shoes, and this is just my opinion, stay with the man you’re with. Maybe try to spice things up a bit? Take a vacation somewhere, just the two of you. Do something out of the ordinary. You never know where it might lead you.

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Doubt I see as abnormal, but to wonder is normal. 
Do I doubt my husband is the one for me, no. Do I sometimes wonder what my life would be like if I had chosen something different, yes.

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I’m the same way! Just so confused on what to do! My therapist said to give it time because we just lost our child in October at 22 weeks pregnant! But I really feel like we are just roommates! I’d say write down the pros and cons and have a talk with him and see 💕💕 I’m here if you need me!

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I said it's not normal 🤷🏼‍♀️ I've been with my husband for 10 years. He's my best friend, I'm totally comfortable but I'm totally in love and never once do I feel like I ever settled. I have also never doubted our relationship. We've been through it all and it's  made us strong.

Is it normal to doubt your relationship?

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