Sabotage, Control and Laughter Is This What You Call a Relationship?

Controlling isn’t love it’s sick we need to talk about this

Mary Carter
4 min readNov 27, 2024

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Photo by Dante Muñoz

There are moments that define a relationship.

Sometimes they’re small acts of love, other times they’re revelations that expose the rot hidden beneath the surface of “happily ever after”.

A simple video became the trigger that exposed a disgusting truth: a husband who deliberately sabotaged his wife’s computer for two years, isolating her from family, and then laughed about it as if it were a joke.

Control always starts subtly. A comment here, a “suggestion” there, and suddenly you’re isolated, doubting your own perceptions.

This woman spent two years believing her computer was broken when in reality, it was her marriage that was rotten.

The most disturbing part? He revealed this as if it were a funny prank, a joke for entertainment. Since when is fucking with someone’s mental health for two years entertaining?

She couldn’t play online with her siblings. Couldn’t study properly. And because she had no money of her own — another red flag — she couldn’t buy a new computer.

Perfect for a 38-year-old man who wants to control a 24-year-old woman.

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Mary Carter
Mary Carter

Written by Mary Carter

I share candid reflections on love, sex, and life's ups and downs, no holds barred and no taboos.

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