So many people have been maimed and some lives
made very miserable because they hooked up with partners that are very
possessive. It is important you know why your partner do some things for you in
that relationship because
not all actions stem from love. Some acts our partners display toward us a times are done not because they love us but because they want to put us under their control. That is why it is important for you to observe your partner so as to know if he/she is doing things for you out of love or
as a means to manipulate you and put you under their control.not all actions stem from love. Some acts our partners display toward us a times are done not because they love us but because they want to put us under their control. That is why it is important for you to observe your partner so as to know if he/she is doing things for you out of love or
There’s a huge difference between
being thoughtful and romantic and being possessive. There are some acts that
our partner may display at the beginning of our relationship that we may
describe as being thoughtful and romantic that we may later resent because they
are doing it because they want to put us in check.
How do you identify a potential
possessive partner from the onset in your relationship? There are qualities
that these set of people display that if we look at them closely, we may see
their real intentions for putting forward such actions. Some people do it
unconsciously while some do it so skillfully that if you are not good at
observing, you would never know their real intention for doing what they do
until you’re very much attached to them.
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Understand that it is not wrong to
be possessive to some extent because it shows that you value and are proud of
what you have. But doing it to the extent that your partner won’t have the
space to do something else or be themselves whenever them are around you is
what I am talking about here. One problem with these other set of possessive
people is that they get overly suspicious and become violent when they feel
that you’re not giving them enough information about your where about at every
point in time. These are the group of possessive freaks that one should be wiry
of. Below are some tips to help you identify some common traits of a possessive
partner.
- They bombard you with Excessive calls and text messages:
Initially, this action may really
seem thoughtful and romantic, but later on it starts getting tiring and boring;
not because you don’t want to hear your partner’s voice or get their messages,
but because the calls and messages are just so meaningless and stereotypical
that it begins to piss one off.
Can you imagine someone calling his/her
partner up to five times in a day and repeat the same words again and again?
There was this guy that would call his partner several times in a day and won’t
utter a word each time he called. He just wanted to hear the voices on the
background in order for him to know whether his girlfriend is in the company of
fellow ladies or guys.
Possessive people are very
suspicious, hence they would want to know your where about at every point in
time. The moment you discover such type of behavior in your partner, you better
watch it carefully so that you won’t end up regretting it in the end.
- They always demand to know where you are at every point in time:
If the first information he/she
demands to know from you whenever he/she calls is your location, you should
watch it because that might be a sign that he/she is possessive partner. A
Possessive partner will always want to know where you are at every point in
time. They keep tabs on you and watch your every step. Some may even ask
friends and colleagues to help them keep eyes on you and inform them on your
every move like you’re their puppy.
Should you discover such attribute
in your partner, you either call him/her to order or you find your way because
you can hardly live freely in a relationship with a possessive partner.
- They dictate for you where you should or shouldn't go:
There are times our partner will
tell us not to be in a particular place at a particular time because such a
place is dangerous to us or someone might hurt us there, that is very
understandable. But when he/she is the one always dictating where you should be
and where you shouldn’t be without any cogent reason, then he/she is likely
going to be very possessive.
One line possessive partners use when you ask
them why they don’t want you to be in a particular place is,’I just don’t want
you to be there because I don’t like it’. This is a very clear sign that he/she
is trying to control your life. When you notice such in him or her, you either
call him/her to order or call off the relationship if you know you can’t take
it before it will be too late.
- They try to choose your friends for you:
A possessive person will always want
to chose for you whom to be with and whom not to be with. They most times find
fault with the people you call your friends and try to choose new friends for
you. when someone you’re in a relationship with is always telling you not to be
in the company of a particular set of people without any reason why you
shouldn’t be with them, understand that he/she is just trying to control your
life.
Yes, there are friends we have that
become bad influence in our lives that we need to separate from in order for
our lives to move forward. But if his/her concern for asking you not to be in
the company of a particular set of people is not about you, but about
himself/herself, then you should know that he/she is just trying to control
your life.
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- They are always very clingy whenever you are together in public:
They always want to show every one
that you are theirs and under their control, so they would want to do everything
possible in other to show that. though showing off ones partner might be a sign
that he/she is serious about you and proud to be with you, but when such a
person is always doing it like he/she has something to prove that you can’t
seem to have a breathing space whenever both of you are together in public,
then that is a sure sign that he/she is trying to tell you that you are under
his/her control and shouldn’t do anything otherwise.
- They get angry whenever any member for the opposite sex comes close to you:
There was this story of a guy that
beat up his girl friend black and blue because he saw a guy drop her off. It’s
later on that he discovered that the guy was the younger brother of his girl
friend that just got back from a neighboring country where he was schooling.
A possessive person will hardly ask questions
when they see you with another member of the opposite sex, even when they ask
and you try to explain to them who the person is; he or she will think you are
telling lies. That is why I advice single people to be very careful of the kind
of person they give themselves to.
Possessive people are not only just
possessive but extremely jealous. They take actions most times before trying to
find out. Before you will have time to prove your innocence he/she might have
carried out whatever he/she may have in mind. So it is very important you avoid
these sets of people if you know you value your peace of mind and life.
A Possessive partner will always
think you owe him/her an explanation for every action that you take. The
problem with them is that they hardly believe your explanation irrespective of
how truthful it may seem. That is why these categories of people should be
avoided because they are very likely to get violently whenever they feel that
they are losing the control they have over you. You need to observe when your
partner is being thoughtful and romantic and when they are being possessive, so
you can call them to order or note the next step of action you should take. It
is up to you.
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