Weve been all around the world together the 2 of us but since a 3rd party was involved, infact anything with 3rd party involvement he doesnt participate, theres always an excuse or a problem occurs or a drama arises its just tiring.
He's a textbook abuser OP. I've shared below some info about this.
Signs they’re trying to isolate you.
Do they drive away your friends, or bully you into cutting your bonds with the people who support you and love you?
Isolation is toxic behavior, and often an early warning sign of potential abuse.
Does your partner throw a fit or always find a way to create dramaa_ with you when you hang out with your friends, or spend time with your family?
Do they stomp around the house? Pick little arguments or otherwise act abrasive and irrational?
This throwing a fit is meant to cause conflict in your outside relationships and also make you feel guilty and ashamed for finding enjoyment outside of your partnership. Think of it like a child throwing a fit when all the spotlight isn’t on them. It’s a means of taking you away from your friends.
Criticizing endlessly
Criticism is a subtle tactic which manipulators usee_ to slowly erode your connections and your sense of self-worth.
Your partner may not outright forbid you from seeing your family and friends. They might, however, run them down (and run you down too). They will attempt to decrease their worth in your eyes, so that you pull away of your own free will.
Likewise, they can insinuate that you are somehow less of a person for associating with those they don’t deem “worthy”.
Personal attacks
Personal attacks often come on the back of endless criticisms. The partner or spouse who wants to isolate you may make you feel like a bad person for seeing your friends or family. They may make you doubt your ability as a parent or a partner; make it seem as though you are low for enjoying your time with them.
They can also attack your character and make accusations like cheating or infidelity in order to push you away from the people who can see them for who they really are.
Uncomfortable experiences
Not all isolation attempts are focused on the other person in the equation. Sometimes our partners and spouses can focus their attentions on our outside relationships themselves in order to sabotage themm_.
They may make it too uncomfortable any time your friends or family come around, in an effort to get them to leave and pull away (rather than pushing them away).
Maybe they’re nasty to them in person, or kick off conflicts and confrontations that make it impossible to find peace as a group.
Passive-aggressive punishment
Passive-aggressive behaviorr_ is one of the most common signs of a partner who is attempting to isolate you.
This tactic involves making your life miserable without ever directly addressing issues.
When you go and see your friends, you come home to the silent treatment, or slamming doors and clear contempt.
They might make it impossible for you to talk on the phone, or even find a way to interrupt all your plans with drama of their own.
There’s no end to the manipulations when it comes to the partner who wants you isolated.