Is being overprotective a kind of toxic behaviour? (Page 2)

[D_Bone_Steak]

Overprotective for what reasons, that would be my first question. If it's a bullshit reason... yeah, fuck that shit.

[Dchrls78104]

When it comes to relationships and parenting, overfeeding is just as bad as underfeeding.

[Lgmswolf024]

It depends on how he/she acts as in protective. Like my family their protective I'd be fine if my boyfriend (if I had one) would be kinda like that. But now I'd he was controlling thats a different story

[Anonymous]

Depends what you consider "overprotective". Some whores use that to describe a boyfriend who won't put up with their whoring around. In such cases, it's clearly not. Then again you have guys who actually don't want anybody being in the vicinity of their girl, that clearly is. And then there are a thousand shades between the two cases

[Aiko_E_Lara]

Overdoing anything is toxic. But I don't know how overprotective is too overly protective for you that's the problem.

[Anonymous]

From my experience, yes. Its not like im a cheater or gonna cheat, i mean im fuckin ugly so dont worry

[inmensus]

Yes, being overprotective is never a good thing, doesn't matter who does it.

[worldscolide]

Lol every behavior now days according to feminists, if it comes from a man is toxic, so I take things like this with a grain of salt.

[Swimmerdude2013]

I believe it is too. I had an ex who would constantly go through my phone looking at who I'm texting and accused me of cheating when I'm texting a girl who happens to be my sister.

[Krishna_94]

You know you can only answer this.. It depends on individual and their day to day incidents..

[râhułgrewåł]

No Overprotective is not a Kind of toxic behaviour it Generally Seems in the Serious relationships

[chrisbigman]

Yeah, I'd say it is. There's nothing wrong with being protective. But being over-protective is damaging - in some way, shape or form.

[esotericstory]

Only if its from malicious intentions, and perhaps also if the person doing it doenst want to adjust their behavior when confronted with it.

[Alyssascx]

Always. There's nothing good that comes out of it. In parenting or in relationships.

[Jager66]

It can be, but isn't always.

[Ripper_E]

I can be. Depends to what extent.

[samael_kmarty]

Yes and no, it can save lives so no, but we can't have the fun

[boggboss]

Depends on how protective

[hahahmm]

You should give an example of what you mean. L

[hahahmm]

‘L’ was a typo

[Thatsamazing]

Correct. Not currently answerable.

[JohnAlaska43]

Yes because of how easily it turns into rage.