If it bothers you and you told him so and he persists - then it is abuse.
You bet it's abusive! Please ditch this guy! If someone really loves you they trust you and there should be no problem with each of you going out with friends. This guy is on an ego trip and is a control freak. Don't allow it! You are in control of yourself and your future. Run!
It's a selfish and controlling expectation on the part of the boyfriend and his insistence on curtailing your freedom while maintaining his own does not sound like a healthy adult relationship.
Mind you, a "relationship" which involves other parties on either or both sides doesn't amount to much of a relationship -- unless that's what you wish to settle for.
At the end of the day, it's your call. Nobody can abuse you unless you let them abuse you.
The gentleman in question may well "insist" on his way, but if his way is not for you and if he is not prepared to respect your way (ie that you both date others), then you're venturing into abusive territory should you give in to HIS wishes (against your own) in order to remain involved with this man.
"Abuse" is when a stranger walks over and slaps you in the face. But where we unwittingly give over our power to another in order to win or hold onto their "love" or whatever validation they may provide, we are in effect facilitating our own "abuse" by giving in to others' unacceptable expectations and thus eroding our SELVES.
"Abusive" or just plain "selfish", remember that YOU are in the driver's seat as far as YOUR wishes and limits are concerned, and it is up to YOU to set your boundaries and to ensure that they are respected -- ie. if you are not satisfied: DON'T TALK, WALK -- and keep walking!
Larry King Live - 1985 Abusive Relationship was released on: USA: 9 March 2009
She is dating nobody official, she may go out on dates but she is still to young to be in a committed relationship, she is only 15.
Dr- Phil - 2002 Abusive Love was released on: USA: 20 March 2009
It's not looking good. Sounds like he is in it for the physical side, but nothing else.
Since she has a boyfriend you should just let it be and move on. You can still go out on dates and keep an eye on her to see if her relationship with this boyfriend sticks. If it doesn't that's the time you ask her out.Merry Christmas MarcyAnswerwould you want another guy showing his feeling for her if you were dating her? dont interfere with her relationship, but they dont last forever so when shes single, go for it. No respect the fact that she is taken.
The Tyra Banks Show - 2005 Abusive Relationships was released on: USA: 18 April 2006
Anderson - 2011 Wives Who Kill Abusive Husbands was released on: USA: 9 February 2012
There are many differences between the relationship that you have with your family, friends, and boyfriend. With your family you have a deep, loving, permanent relationship. With your friends, you have a more fun, and compatible relationship. With your boyfriend you have a romantic relationship.
someboy else might have a different oppinion, but me and my boyfriend have only been on like ten dates, which kinda sounds like a lot, but we've been goin out for about 8 months... But I would say that we have a steady relationship. But it's not really because of how many dates we've been on...
if you have kissed or go on dates yes.
First of all, that sounds rather concieted. I do knot know who you are, so i cannot judge you, but healthy relationships are based off of freedom. Partners in a relationship need to learn and grow together, and each partner needs to let the other do that. Limiting your boyfriend like that is not only controlling, but also damaging to your relationship.
he will be worried about "Dates"