12. Your partner tries to distance you from all your loved ones
If your partner tries to control even the close friends and family members you’re ‘allowed’ to see, it’s their way of trying to gain power and control over your life, and you shouldn’t let them.
According to Dr. Manly, abusers usually try to control their partner by controlling the relationship they have with their loved ones.
Also, someone who suffered from abuse tends to self-isolate themselves from their loved ones, because they feel embarrassed to let them know how toxic the relationship is.
Make sure to also check the 10 Signs You’re in An Emotionally Abusive Relationship and It’s Time to Get Out.
