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Wow. Insecure much?
Now, now. Let's not be hasty in our judgment. Maybe she doesn't want him to strain his eyesight......after all his eyes are like her eyes. That is LOVE.
Now, now. Let's not be hasty in our judgment. Maybe she doesn't want him to strain his eyesight......after all his eyes are like her eyes. That is LOVE.
blinks Actually that's called being crazy. Say she starts looking at random guys and making goo goo eyes at them and her husband says to stop or to start wearing eye masks like the ones that help a person sleep from now on. She's gonna regret it then!
Seriously though. It isn't healthy to think that way, to be so jealous all the time. It wears the other person down and makes them want to smack the sh*t outa them. Personal experience with this one too.
EDIT: Not the shutting the tv off thing, the jealousy thing.
Yup! Anything beyond caring for your partners’ well-being becomes annoying 
“Why was your phone busy?”
“Why didn’t you take my call?”
:nono:
blinks Actually that's called being crazy. Say she starts looking at random guys and making goo goo eyes at them and her husband says to stop or to start wearing eye masks like the ones that help a person sleep from now on. She's gonna regret it then!
Seriously though. It isn't healthy to think that way, to be so jealous all the time. It wears the other person down and makes them want to smack the sh*t outa them. Personal experience with this one too.
EDIT: Not the shutting the tv off thing, the jealousy thing.
No, it's LOVE! Can't you see it??? He just wants her to rest her eyes and go to sleep. Calm down, I was only kidding with my previous post.
Re: Where you at?
being possessive is not love, absolutely not
its just that ego of theirs (the men) they want to control. Some ladies do feel that he loves me that's why hes so possessive...
itna tyaar ho ker kahan jaa rahi ho
wapis kub aao gi
as said above, tumhara phone kyun busy jaa raha tha
now wen a girl asks a guy
kub tak ao gay...... meri merzi ar daer ho jaey gi
kitna phone keeya, uthaya kyun nahi..... mein dostoun kay saath
yaani hum lerkiyaan phone uth laen frnds kay saath houn to aur ye sahab log na uthaen ....
Re: Where you at?
I think a bit of possessiveness is hot but I would run miles away if it's excessive.
Re: Where you at?
MY take is that if his words and protectiveness brings me closer to my deen and therefore makes me a better human being then it is all cool .. if it makes me more ngeative and frustrated then no no no..
Why is taking care of someone considered being possesive.?
If a man tells his wife to dress appropriately, cook halaal food, don't talk to men unnecessarily... is that being possesive?
What if a women tells her husband, to eat fruits and vegtables, to pick up groceries, to spend time with the family, to exercise.... is that being possesive?
Why is it that when someone doesn't want to do something that is best for them, why do they start pulling out the possesive card?
Why don't these men or women feel smothered when their significant other gets them presents, cooks for them, cleans for them, and takes care of them? Why is it only considered possesion when they are asked for something in return?
I ABSOLUTELY agree with you. Asking a loved one to make changes or do something for their own good is so easily mistaken for nagging, being controlling or possesive!
I ABSOLUTELY agree with you. Asking a loved one to make changes or do something for their own good is so easily mistaken for nagging, being controlling or possesive!
Only when it is actually nagging, controlling or being possessive.