I'm surprised by the reactions on this thread. The poster does illustrate controlling and coercive behaviour - it is a series of escalating texts, culminating in a threat. All because the man has gone out. That is a pattern that is seen in abusive relationships.
A PP was challenged for saying that 40% of domestic abuse victims are men. The nunbers fluctuate a bit, but are generally around the level of one in three victims being male. That's an ONS stat from the British Crime Survey and Crime Survey of England & Wales. It's a fact. I should know. I'm one of those men.
My ex wife statted with jealous, insecure, and controlling behaviour. The terrible rages if I had to work away, because I might meet someone. The anger if I spoke to any woman. Even the jealousy of our own kids. I recognise the pattern of texts in the poster. And, eventually, I was assaulted twice by her. The behaviour that it describes IS part of abusive behaviour. And it does follow the escalatory pattern of DA, which can so easily end in violence.
Personally, I welcome the poster. And I'm the target audience. You aren't. Anything that helps men to know that they can, and often are, victims of domestic abuse, and they don't have to live with it, is welcome. 1 in 4 women will be a victim of DA in their lifetime. So will 1 in 6 men. We're entitled to support, too.