Are there any business owners who aren’t emotionally abusive? I want to believe there are. Is that kind of personality really necessary to run a company?
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I’ve dated several business owners so far, and although the severity varied, they all showed signs of emotional abuse. The one with the strongest abusive tendencies was practically a psychopath. What are the people around you like?
I feel that business owners need the ability to make rational, rather than emotional, decisions.
Perhaps that can sometimes come across as emotionally abusive or even a little psychopathic.
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There may be moral harassment within a company, but I’m not really sure what moral harassment looks like when it’s just between two people in a relationship.
Morals are formed to some extent when a group of people comes together, so I feel that, when it’s just the two of you, it’s basically not a matter of morals.
Do people mean things like treating restaurant staff poorly when they talk about moral harassment?
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This has nothing to do with the question, but—
Loseguy, hang in there and keep fighting solo until TOPGUN arrives! (lol)
Women who start out very money-focused often become less so as the relationship goes on.
Well, at least some of them do.
Once the money becomes steady, they stop being so money-minded and start cuddling up to me and grabbing my arm instead.
That’s fine in its own way, but I find myself thinking, “This started through a dating club, so that’s not exactly the part you’re supposed to be grabbing... I mean, more down there...” while enjoying the relationship. (lol)
I’ll let you know if anything else changes. (lol)
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Telling women like me who criticize low-paying papas or are all about money, “If you don’t like it, go use a dating app,” is emotional abuse.
TOP GUN, please become an answerer soon♡
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I don’t think that’s a necessary trait.
As Rin said, I don’t think it’s simply because they’re business owners. There are some people around me who seem emotionally abusive, but most aren’t like that.
I hope you meet someone who isn’t.
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I rarely sense emotionally abusive tendencies in the business owners I deal with through work.
However, dating is inherently private rather than work-related, so when it comes to crossing into someone’s personal life, that may happen more often than it does in a professional relationship.
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None of the business owners I know have been emotionally abusive. They’re all people I genuinely respect.
I’m sure running a business can be challenging at times, but in their private lives, they’re all wonderful men who give me their full attention and treat me properly.
Of course, there may be some people like that out there, but I don’t think it’s because they’re business owners.
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