Controlling a spouse is abuse, right? I've always considered it so.
The reason I bring it up is because I see how ex-coworker and her husband behave when they come into the bank. He's creepy. She seems annoyed. She does their banking business while he chats with customers and employees.
Today, he went into the branch manager's office to chat with her. When his wife joined him, he sat down in one of the two chairs for customers, blocking her access to the other chair. So the branch manager and the husband are sitting, but the wife is forced to stand. The wife is standing there awkwardly. She's got a look of barely-suppressed annoyance. He's acting like he always does - like he owns the place.
She's apparently not comfortable with saying either, "move over so I can sit down" or "we need to go."
The reason I bring it up is because I see how ex-coworker and her husband behave when they come into the bank. He's creepy. She seems annoyed. She does their banking business while he chats with customers and employees.
Today, he went into the branch manager's office to chat with her. When his wife joined him, he sat down in one of the two chairs for customers, blocking her access to the other chair. So the branch manager and the husband are sitting, but the wife is forced to stand. The wife is standing there awkwardly. She's got a look of barely-suppressed annoyance. He's acting like he always does - like he owns the place.
She's apparently not comfortable with saying either, "move over so I can sit down" or "we need to go."
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