Sometimes controlling behavior is simply an annoying trait, but it may cross the line into abusive behavior. Once you determine the severity of the behavior, you can decide how to handle it.

Controlling behavior crosses the line into abuse when it results in the other person feeling afraid and intimidated. However, it is not always easy to identify specific actions as abuse.

In a healthy relationship, both partners have an equal say in all matters, especially those related to decision-making.

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