Title: 10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
Headings: 10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
10 Signs of The Possessive Type
1. Your Partner tries to restrict your behavior
2. Your partner wants you to be with them 24/7
3. Your partner says demeaning things about others who they believe to be cheaters
4. Your partner has an unstable mood
5. Your partner has a limited support system outside of you
6. Your partner negatively compares themselves to others
7. Your partner is afraid of being abandoned
8. Your partner is upset about you spending time with any potential romantic rival
9. Your partner has unrealistic expectations of your relationship
10. Your partner has a poor life balance
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10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
10 Signs of a Possessive Relationship
Lifestyle
Power of Positivity
July 28, 2016
If your partner is the possessive type, you might have many reasons to be concerned, both for your safety and for the health of your relationship. A possessive person is like a green-eyed monster, and it can lead to dangerous behavior in those who lack enough self-control to avoid violence toward someone they see as a romantic rival. Having a partner who doesn’t want to give you up might seem like an ideal scenario for those who like these types of romance stories in movies and television, but you aren’t a prize to be won. Your own well-being is at stake if your partner is the possessive type. It may be evolving as social norms about what defines a romantic partnership change, but typically both halves of a committed couple expect that their partner will remain not only monogamous, but also emotionally attached to only them. Here are 10 signs that your partner is the possessive type. 10 Signs of The Possessive Type
1. Your Partner tries to restrict your behavior
If your partner is setting limits on how often you can go out, whom you can see, and whom you talk to, that is not something you should tolerate. You are a person of free will who can choose where and whom you will speak with. 2.