A number of things can occur:
* he tries to control your every move * he stalks and follows you * he finds another woman to see if you will get angry * he talks your friends into no longer seeing/ talking with you * he alienates your family from you
those are just a few highlights. The best thing you can do? Is see your local Domestic Violence Crisis Center and ask to speak to an advocate... and make a plan to get free of of him/ her!
She wants you to make a move and show her that you're jealous. All girls want to know that their guy is protective and gets jealous, (NOT OBSESSIVELY) at times.
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"martel" is old French for "marteau" (hammer) and is only used in the expression "se mettre martel en tête" (getting obsessively jealous or tormented) "mmartel" does not mean anything.
Well he will go crazy and probably hurt u even more than he did before so try not to get him/her jelous Well he will go crazy and probably hurt u even more than he did before so try not to get him/her jelous
The abuser is very possessive of you.Because they never take your feelings in to account.To them you are only a possession.They are always in control,he feels that he owns you.By someone going out with you it angers him and he feels disrespect.In his eyes you belong to him and will always be his weather he wants you or not.
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No he is not a child abuser.
A person who obsessively hoards objects
Lack of communication and affection can be the cause of some people becoming jealous because they do not belong to a group of people they wish to be involved with; perhaps not asked out for social functions; ignored by their peers or gossiped about. This leaves the person feeling isolated; sometimes angry and they are obsessively jealous is some cases because they cannot understand why they feel so left out. Jealous people hurt inside, while some jealous people are simply too lazy to try and feel life should be handed to them on a silver platter to feelings of not getting what they should get out of life like others.
It might be necessary to get the person in for therapy. If nothing else, the therapist might be able to get the abused person to leave the abusive relationship and be a little less obsessive.
Percy
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