Other than wanting the passcode to your phone, what's something that partners do that signals that they don't fully trust their significant other?

[Anonymous]

[slatyb]

Repeatedly checking in when their partner is away from home, complaining when their partner is leaving to pursue an activity, controlling who their partner can socialize with, ...

These should all be instant deal-breakers. I've never shared my phone, nor has anyone I've dated offered to share theirs, and if they had, I would have refused.

People generally assume that others are like themselves. People who don't cheat assume that their partner won't. People who constantly worry about their partner cheating will cheat if they get an opportunity.

[NicholasofAustralia]

Deal breakers 💪🏻

[Anonymous]

Lol who the hell does that 😄😄😄🤳🏻🤳🏻🤳🏻..

If I had a women, neither of us would do that

As off-putting as saying, hey, here's my card 💳 and my code 🤭.

Honestly some people - rolls eyes 👀 😔

[Opinion Owner]

Any woman who demands that of me, unless they're a policewoman, ain't my kind of romance lol 😹😆 good grief, demanding a passcode 😂

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

I remember going out with my brothers to a bar a few times and like every 15 minutes my brother's wife would call him to check in on him. It was really annoying, so I would count that as an example.

Another one would be managing who they have as friends, for example a boyfriend saying his girlfriend can't have any more guy friends even if she already has some.

[Nikki1989]

Asking a question like this will do it.

A phone passcode is about as trivial as it gets. If you can't share that, your relationship is doomed.

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to help you decode relationship behaviors and avoid walking into red-flag territory 🔥

Other sneaky “I don’t trust you” signs:
Constantly checking your social media likes or followers.
Getting moody when you go out without them.
Needing constant reassurance about where you are.
Interrogating you about exes or coworkers.
Wanting to be in every group chat.

That’s not love, that’s anxiety in a relationship costume 😏