Is this normal behaviour in a partner?

My female friend asked me to ask on here about her boyfriend's behaviour, she's really upset and I think she may or may not be in an abusive relationship. She's worried and so am I.

Here is what she wrote to me in an email to say on here:

"We went to a pub (known as bar in the US) for lunch, he asked me specifically to look after his MP3 player so I put it in my bag to keep it safe, he went inside the pub toilet with my bag and as soon as he came out, he freaked out at me asking "Why is my MP3 player in your bag?", I reminded him "You asked me to look after it", I was more shocked he searched through my bag.

Then later when I stayed over at his flat (again in the US they called it something else, apartment I think), he went out and blowed his £10.00 on energy drinks and sweets then later he texted his friend that apparently £5.00 went missing so again he accused me even though I gave him food after he wasted his last money on getting drunk with his friends.

Then I woke up in his flat one day catching him on my phone using my internet and ringing people without asking me first. He also threatened to hurt my best male friend just because he changed my password on my laptop by mistake (he thought he was using his account on the laptop).

And he's obsessed with setting things on fire, he asked me to hold a piece of A4 paper up so he could use my lighter and his deodorant to burn the paper. I was scared and confused then later he confessed to me him & his friend stole an elderly woman's purse and used her money for then later rung her up on a payphone telling her where it is but set fire to it. Then he told me he's wanted by the RSPCA because he was filmed on someone's phone stabbing a dead cat's body with a gardening fork. He told me the cat was already dead but when I asked him to look after my kitten whilst my flat was being cleaned out, he kept making jokes lying to me telling me my kitten is dead.

Also he told me wouldn't sleep with me unless I lost weight but he happily asked for BJs."

So what do you think? Is my female friend in a healthy relationship?

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Based on 38 votes (2 yes)
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Comments ( 23 )
  • Cuntsiclestick

    Not a good relationship. That guy is probably going to murder someone one day.

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    • MindInReverse

      I saw his Facebook profile, he looks very vain and psychotic. I think I'll be talking to my friend telling her to stay away, maybe get a restraining order in place.

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  • palepunk

    SHE. NEEDS. TO. GET. OUT.

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  • Sacksize

    Didn’t even read this all the way before needing to say she needs to get the fuck out of that relationship..

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  • RoseIsabella

    Oh yes, that is an abusive relationship! This guy sounds like a narcissist, and a PSYCHOPATH! He's not just an abusive asshole, but he is also a criminal! This girl should get away from him as soon as possible! Also this girl needs to get over her fear of being alone, because if she's stays with him she'll end up alone in the hospital, jail, or in the grave.

    This guy is a giant steaming pile of shit, and she is wasting her time, money, energy and emotions on a person who is at best a psychopath, and at worst an evil monster. He will only get worse, and there is no logical, or reasonable option than to break up with him! You couldn't pay me to trust someone like this guy.

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    • MindInReverse

      Thank you, I agree, I just wanted to see if anyone else agreed that the relationship is toxic. She lives in a different city so I can't protect but I'm going to email her to dump him straight away and maybe report him to the police.

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      • RoseIsabella

        Yes, it's very toxic indeed!

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  • Khi

    She needs out of the relationship. NOT a good man

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  • SomeEmoLord

    Yeah, totally healthy relationship. Don't listen to your common sense. It's fiiine

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    • MindInReverse

      Stop being a silly troll. This IS serious, I no longer live near her so I cannot protect her and she asked for help and advice.

      Most of the other people who have commented agree her boyfriend is an abusive psychopath and should dump him.

      Looking back at her email, I now realise he's dangerous.

      In what why is this a healthy relationship?

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      • plutopurity

        They were using sarcasm, hence "don't listen to your common sense" and "totally". Probably not the most appropriate usage, but you get the gist.

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      • SomeEmoLord

        Are you lacking brain cells? Are you missing a chromasome? I can't even tell reality from fuckin imagination half the time and even i'm aware that this is not a healthy fucking relationship

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  • Tealights

    No; she's not.

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  • SwickDinging

    Yeah, sounds great, I'm sure they will be very happy together.

    Are you being serious? I can't tell.

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    • MindInReverse

      I AM being serious you silly troll. A female friend asked me to ask people on here if her relationship is normal, safe and healthy but looking back at what she asked me to put, even now I realise her boyfriend is dangerous. We live in different cities, I can't do anything to stop his behaviour, only she can.

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      • SwickDinging

        Why am I a troll for asking if this serious?

        It's so painfully obvious that this behaviour isn't normal that I thought YOU were a troll...

        Seriously though tell your friend to run a mile from him, he is dangerous

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  • kelili

    She better run away from this guy as fast as possible. The guy is sick and tell your friend that if she thinks that she can change him or something of the sort she is lying to herself. It's difficult to aknowledge that one is in an abusive relationship.

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  • bigbudchonga

    Nah, this is toxic as fuck. The first thing would have been enough for me. It's super wrong to go through someone's phone/bag, that kind of sneaky, non caring for someone's privacy, is definitely grounds for dumping, the rest of the stuff just gets worse, " he confessed to me him & his friend stole an elderly woman's purse and used her money for then later rung her up on a payphone telling her where it is but set fire to it." This is just fucking awful.

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  • dontknowdontcare

    At first it looked like he had early signs of demention (forgettingabout stuff and getting mad)
    Than he looked like a pyromanic
    Than he looked likea psycho

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  • IrishPotato

    Tell her to LEAVE ASAP HE IS A PSYCHOPATH.

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  • TS

    Seems fine

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    • MindInReverse

      Really? Stabbing dead animals with gardening tools, setting things on fire, blowing money on crap then accusing your partner of stealing when they buy you food? Searching through your partner's bag and phone? Using your partner's phone without asking first? Threatening to hurt your partner's best friend? Refusing to have sex and only accept oral until your partner loses weight? That's normal is it? No it's not, like everyone else has said, it's abusive! You're just a stupid troll looking for attention because you're a loser who still lives with his parents, you're probably under 18, you're probably like 12 years old!

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      • TS

        There's a lot she isn't telling you. That guy happens to be a buddy of mine. He was dissecting that animal to find out why it died. He's aspiring to be veterinarian some day. Trying to turn his life around.

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