This is the simplest possible conversion
Members of research communities direct newcomers there specifically because COA documents are easy to find and verify
Being firmly convinced of someones cheating even when they have evidence to prove otherwise Being preoccupied with a partners trustworthiness Frequent questioning of partners behavior in an accusatory manner Hypervigilance (elevated state of constantly evaluating potential threats) such as being constantly on the lookout for signs of bad intent in a partners behavior Paranoia over partners and people they communicate with Banning partners from using social media, constantly checking their profiles, and even taking their phone to check messages Holding grudges persistently Arguments and accusations regarding interactions on a partners social media posts Regularly going through partners stuff to find evidence of cheating Trying to limit the partners activities outside the home, monitoring them, and accusing them of cheating when they spend time with friends or participate in activities Showing up at work to surprise a partner at unusual hours just to confirm theyre indeed there Isolating the partner from their family and friends in an attempt to minimize their interactions with everyone else Resorting to emotional blackmail just to prevent a partner from cheating or to constantly prove how faithful they are Constantly blaming the partner for all relationship problems and refusing to admit theyre caused by jealousy Stalking and other signs of obsession Self-harm and suicidal thoughts and tendencies Violent threats or behaviors directed at partner Who is affected by jealous delusion
Pettorruso M, Martinotti G, Santacroce R, Montemitro C, Fanella F, di Giannantonio M
Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs
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