Sara Carton, a contestant on season 8 of “Love Is Blind,” recently opened up about her decision to say “I don’t” to Ben Mezzenga at the altar. Throughout the Netflix experiment, Sara, 29, and Ben, 28, got engaged sight unseen and faced various hurdles, with one of the most significant being a TikTok video that claimed Ben had mistreated an ex. This video played a major role in shaping Sara’s perception of Ben and their relationship.

Red Flags and Social Media Posts

The TikTok incident wasn’t the only red flag. As time went on, Sara noticed more social media posts about Ben, including one accusing him of giving business cards advertising his YouTube channel to past flings. Although Sara didn’t confront Ben about these allegations at the time, they made her question his genuineness and integrity.

Differences in Values

Throughout their relationship, Sara felt that they never made progress on important values like religion and politics. These differences became increasingly apparent and were significant enough for Sara to reconsider their future together. Despite her love for Ben, Sara couldn’t ignore the growing doubts about their compatibility.

Facing a Tough Decision

As the wedding day approached, Sara found herself facing a tough decision. With the support of her family, including her sister Lisa and her partner Kelsie, she ultimately decided that she couldn’t say yes at the altar. Sara credited her family’s unwavering support for helping her navigate this emotional journey and make the best decision for her future.

Trusting One’s Instincts

In the end, Sara realized that her intuition had been guiding her all along. She knew deep down that something felt off, and she couldn’t ignore those feelings any longer. Her story serves as a powerful reminder. That trusting one’s instincts and seeking the support of loved ones. That can lead to the right decisions, even in the face of uncertainty and doubt.

Staying True to Oneself

Sara Carton decided to say “I don’t” on “Love Is Blind”. Demonstrating the importance of staying true. to oneself and recognizing when a relationship isn’t meant to be, no matter how much love is involved.