Jennifer Garner is allegedly getting cold feet again when it comes to her future with John Miller.

Us Weekly, in its Feb. 6 issue, claimed that Miller has always been ready to settle down with Garner. However, it seems the mom of three will never be prepared to walk down the aisle again.

“Jennifer gave it some thought and realized she was not in a hurry to rush down the aisle and marry John just yet. Jennifer adores John and still sees a long-term future with him. But for now, she just wants to cherish what they have without an official label,” the source said.

The source also claimed that Garner was privately tormented over her big decision to either push through with a wedding or not.

“It was a huge deal, and it caught a fair number of people off guard. She likes to kick back with John and spend time together without any flashiness or fanfare. John understands why Jennifer wants to enjoy a longer engagement. He has no problem with it. He’s happy to wait and isn’t pressuring Jennifer to change her mind at all,” the source said.

The source added that at the end of the day, there’s still hope for Garner and Miller to end up at the altar. After all, they are very much alike.

“They’re both patient, mature people who work well together and have a lot of fun, too. They’re not one of those couples who need to shout things from the rooftops. They’ll meet up most weekends or during the week when Jennifer isn’t working and she can find someone to take care of the kids,” the source said.

However, one should take the tabloid’s claims with a grain of salt. The only reason why Garner and Miller have not yet tied the knot is that the latter has not yet proposed.

Garner and Miller have been together for a couple of years so it’s understandable why some people want to see them tie the knot. But it is highly likely for the couple to be having private discussions as to the future of their relationship.

This means that the fact that they have not gotten engaged means that they are on the same page when it comes to their relationship timeline.