What do Malaysians think are red flags in a relationship?


Red flags are unhealthy behaviour patterns in a relationship between someone and their partner/ intended partner. Photos: Freepik

StarLifestyle talks to Malaysians to find out their perception on relationship red flags – what are red flags to them, whether they recognise red flags, if they’ve encountered any, and what they did about it.

If a girl has too many “dubious guy friends” hanging around her or visiting her constantly, I would consider that a red flag. I mean, you wouldn’t know whether they are “just friends” or maybe something more. So I would hesitate to get involved with her because it might lead to complications later. – Shamsul S., 26, research officer

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