I'm writing this on behalf of a female friend.
She's 16, he's 19 and they've been together for ~5 weeks. Two weeks ago, she found out he had partial remote access to her phone (including pictures, camera, and location.) He often tracks and follows her when she's hanging out with friends, and can watch her through her camera.
Obviously, she doesn't like what he's doing and wants more privacy but still likes him. He doesn't seem to have any intentions of stopping, even after being confronted about it many times. He's also very possessive, jealous and controlling in other ways. He always asks "Where are you? Who are you texting? What are you doing?" etc. and when he gets mad (happens often) he leaves unexpectedly with the following excuse "I'm leaving before I hurt you". As far as she knows, he only lied once (he sent her a fake picture of him with his ex). He doesn't like being with her in front of other people and criticizes her for being "too innocent and too gentle".
What would you tell her ? Honest and blunt opinions are appreciated.
She's 16, he's 19 and they've been together for ~5 weeks. Two weeks ago, she found out he had partial remote access to her phone (including pictures, camera, and location.) He often tracks and follows her when she's hanging out with friends, and can watch her through her camera.
Obviously, she doesn't like what he's doing and wants more privacy but still likes him. He doesn't seem to have any intentions of stopping, even after being confronted about it many times. He's also very possessive, jealous and controlling in other ways. He always asks "Where are you? Who are you texting? What are you doing?" etc. and when he gets mad (happens often) he leaves unexpectedly with the following excuse "I'm leaving before I hurt you". As far as she knows, he only lied once (he sent her a fake picture of him with his ex). He doesn't like being with her in front of other people and criticizes her for being "too innocent and too gentle".
What would you tell her ? Honest and blunt opinions are appreciated.
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