The signs of abuse are all there.He's already isolating her, playing on her sad desperation, undoubtedly hinting how lucky she is because so many other woman want a big celebrity like him, and one of the first moves of an abusive partner is isolating the vicitm and making her dependent on him. HE's her ONLY focus and everyone, family and friends, come in a distant second.
- We all saw how Casey's personality changed over the year, how she used to call him out and correct him. All of that stopped.
- At Hoop De Doo, when he ran off to the bathroom after her and her friends laughed at him. Then made her forcibly smile in front of the camera next to him which was uncomfortable to watch.
- We saw how upset Casey was during the times he tried to guilt her into riding Soarin'
- Raising his voice at her and getting in her face about how he's upset that she didn't have snacks and drinks ready for his Packers game.
- The complete lack of consideration for her moving, he didn't bother to help her at all, doesn't let her park in the garage, takes up almost all of the closet for himself.
I always thought it was odd how he tells her not to watch the videos, how she never interacts with his fans online and how she mentioned she never reads the comments. He keeps her isolated away because he's worried about her finding the truth. I'd love to know what he told her about Tattle.
She used to have an account on Twitter, and when people started warning her, the account was quickly deleted.
This is all behavior from a malignant narcissist who is isolating her and making her wholly dependent on him. It's also why he wants her to quit her job. Once she quits her job and is living in his house, there's nowhere she can go. He also drove a wedge between her and her family. That's a common manipulation tactic from narcissists & abusers. He isolated her from her friends too (after Hoop De Doo she never talked about her friends again and they never appeared again).
This is all to ensure that HE is her only focus and to make sure that others can't get in the way of his control over her.
She's an adult and can make her own decisions, but I do have some sympathy for her because I've experienced abuse firsthand like this. I look back and wonder how I fell for it, but it's hard for her to understand what is going on unless she understands the psychology behind it.
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