That's true, but I also disagree with that aspect of the law, because home invasions are different to robberies. For a start, the criminal now knows where you live and can come back any time. Additionally he was fleeing with stolen property.
Dude. It's not a vaccine. It's an experimental biological agent.
Possible side effects are infertility, pathogenic priming, death. Watch Dr Simone Gold on it. She got fired for prescribing drugs that actually work.
I think we have different definitions of controlling. And inside a relationship, imo, nothing is too personal. My bf tells me what to do all the time, medically, financially, professionally, and I appreciate his input, I listen to him, and I know he wouldn't say it if he didn't care very much for me. If it was something very serious I would rather do things his way even if I disagreed (little things we disagree on are ok). For example - just recently I agreed to buy a car and stop riding my motorcycle, even though I like my motorcycle very much, because he is afraid I'll become seriously injured.
Nothing is too personal when you're dealing with permanent life decisions with the person you're considering spending the rest of your life with.
Controlling is saying, "I'll hurt you if you take the vaccine" or "I'll deprive you of <basic need> if you take the vaccine".
"I will leave you" is only controlling if he also says "no one else will ever love you" or tries to make her feel trapped in some other way. It's a big jump and a big accusation to assume that is what OP did... and clearly he didn't, because his gf felt perfectly comfortable ending it herself.
He didn't try to control her medical choices, he just put down boundaries. Then she got mad and basically left first. If you're having a go at him for being unwilling to talk about it, I mean, they're both at fault for the same thing...
Marry a 20 year old when you're 35. Women start out hot and lose hotness as they age. Men start out not hot and become hotter as they age.