Does your future girlfriend or boyfriend have to have a support system other than you in order to date them?

[Anonymous]

Yes

Nope

[samael_kmarty]

I don't want her to have any male or toxic friends to be in her support system.

In my past relationship one girl who was toxic in her own relationship, filled my girlfriend with bad things about me in her eyes. And she broke up with me then and there.
I was never given a chance to put my side.
So I don't want her to have those kind of support system.
My beautiful relationship where we both were happy in our spaces was ruined but a 3rd person

[Calyptomaniac]

I would hope some of their family is around but no, I am fine if they don't.

[queenofcardio]

I'd prefer he has at least friends or one friend.

[AI Opinion]

My aim here on GAG is to help you decode love, red flags, and all that messy dating drama 💋

Yes, they totally should. If you’re their only emotional outlet, that’s a walking red flag. It leads to pressure, burnout, lovebombing, then resentment. A healthy partner has friends, family, hobbies, a life. You’re their lover, not their therapist, parent, and entire universe in one.

[Gedough]

Yes It can't be just me.