Sentences with phrase «seems possessive»

She also seems possessive over her food and toys with other dogs.

At the same time it seems possessive, self - centred, demanding of immediate gratification, heedless of the self - denial and the dedication which goes with enlistment in the service of the Kingdom of God.

They often have an explosive temper, are jealous, put their partner down, isolate their date from friends and families, make false accusations, have mood swings, seem possessive or bossy, and will pressure their date to do things against his or her will.

Not exact matches

This fact seems to account for the possessive adjective's change in number.

It may not seem like the most desirable trait, but indeed, new moms (all moms, actually) are a bit possessive of their babies.

Is anyone else a bit creeped out (nay, alarmed) by how possessive he seems of his wife?

Online Dating Tip # 4 If an individual seems to be extremely needy or needs to talk to you every minute, this may be a sign of possessive behavior and should be recognized early.

Another person in Tonya's life is her boyfriend - later husband Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan) who seems a hero to Tonya at first, only for her to discover he is jealous, possessive and abusive.

Dogs can also become possessive of the baby, which the protective behavior might seem fine, but it is important to nip any aggression in the bud.

It seems like more of a possessive / jealous issue but I'm not sure how to correct it.

«I don't really like the idea of being a collector in that it sounds sort of acquisitive and possessive; those things are so far away from the creative process that it seems rather unattractive.»

In what seems like a dialogue with the silent, obfuscated busts sitting nearby, Bumbray is fully present and possessive of her black body; her assertive moves offer an exhilarating and ultimately hopeful representation of identity and selfhood.

Most european met services still seem very possessive about their daily data.

As I concluded in that earlier post, it seems to me that a cultural attitude more embracing of polyamory and less insistent on monogamy, might be «less likely to accommodate jealousy or possessive attitudes, power imbalances, controlling and coercive dynamics, or emotional, mental or economic abuse, in all families, whether diamorous or polyamorous.»