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Alright, alright stereo, how would you describe a partner who is constantly checking your phone without your permission? Do you think it's caring or controlling? Lemino.
I would say that that's definitely a level of insecurity definite trust issues and to me I would think that that that's a red flag showing that they are likely engaging and center but you know and engaging with other people online
okay I actually agree with you Ash that's controlling not caring and that kind of relationship it won't last definitely based on the issue yeah so it's just controlling.
We often project onto other people that which we're doing ourselves. But also if it's a female and it's happening then in my experience the guy is actually like it's a gut feeling that we got and they're guilty.
Oh yeah, I've been there. I've totally been there. And what's funny is what I found with like my husband, I was not attracted to him at first. Like he, because subconsciously you're attracted to the dysfunction that you've known in your past.
And so he essentially challenged everything that I thought that I knew about love. And I'm so thankful that I was like, you know what? I'd need to try something different.
And I did and it has been such a crazy amazing transformation I have never been love like this before that anyways so yeah but I hear ya I follow your gut because it's in your dreams or your God it's true
Yeah, I actually agree with you Elisa. That's controlling, not scaring and that kind of love cannot last long because there is trust issues yeah and we think if you are respawns.
Okay that's great that's great I actually agree with you you can't survive with someone who is so much controlling You just keep on suffocating in that relationship you better walk away Yeah, and we thank you for your response. Enjoy your time.
I would say that is a partner that's not going to be my partner. If you have to constantly check someone's phone, then that's a trust issue. trust a relationship isn't any good.
It depends on how long you've been with them. If you've been with them for like six months to a year, it's controlling. Anything after that, I think they actually care. So, there's that.
So you mean like if you have stayed with someone for long, there's no problem with checking on their phone. You're just not checking to check on message. You're checking if they are talking to someone else. Yeah, so what will you call that? Is it controlling or caring?
I see relationships as a virtue of trust so if you sit there and you go through your partner's phone you're like oh it's not because of you yeah no that's not cool. It's controlling.
Exactly bro, I think that's controlling. Yeah If you as long as you trust someone, I think there's no need to keep on checking on their phone you just keep the trust you have on them yeah
Okay, I totally agree with you doctor. I think it's controlling because if you trust someone or you trust someone why should you keep on checking on there for I think it's just being controlling yeah and we thank you for your response bro
It's caring and controlling, and if that would happen to me, then what would I call her? I would call her a friend, you know, she's nothing more than a friend at that point, because, Uh, nah.
okay great I think you make sense yeah it's just controlling why should you keep checking on your partner's phone doesn't make sense if you trust them Yeah.