90 Times People Noticed Something Was Off About Their Friend’s Significant Other And Were Proven To Be Right Later

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Whenever she would be having fun, he would pull her to the side and whisper lecture her about how she looked stupid. For dancing, laughing too loud, s**t like that.

Spoiler: Six years later and the divorce is finally underway!

anon , cottonbro Report

Well, she’s 20 and he’s over 10 years older. Six months into their relationship she tells me he wont let her touch his phone, but gets mad if she doesn’t let him touch hers. A year passes and she’s never been to his place, met his family, and the only time they see each other is at work.
Dude is either married or has kids

EDIT.
Just to clarify some stuff
I don’t believe age gaps are bad, my friend is very mature for her age, but I’d never date my boss.

The phone thing isn’t bad, i dont check my bfs phone, but it’s kind of weird if you forbid your partner from ever looking at your phone

They’ve been together for more than a year, he doesn’t want to meet her mom, they don’t go to his place (i haven’t asked why because she gets mad)

And no, having kids is not bad either, but being lied to about having kids is not okay for some.

She won’t let me meet him, or see him because he doesn’t want to (they dont take pictures) but I’ve heard him on the phone

Im not saying this means the guy is a bad person, but it feels off and i felt like it fits here

marieray , Elina Fairytale Report

The second time we met she cornered me in the bathroom and threatened to cut me if I spoke to her boyfriend again.

J4viator , Liza Summer Report

Sundy Gilchrist, a relationship coach and founder of Sublime Relationships, explained that we often turn a blind eye in those early days of a relationship. “Two things tend to happen when we first meet someone and take those first steps into increased intimacy with them,” she told TmZ Blog.