accompany

when in Rome; do as the Romans do

something that is too good to be true [colloquial]

There is no free lunch

husband promotes, wife follows, it means husband is supported by the wife

follow like a shadow

(proverb) press home one's advantage; to seize an opportunity to make a request or to propose one's ideas; exploit a loophole in what someone has said to one's advantage

adjoining; to go with; to go hand in hand with

closely followed

No choice but to allow others to manipulate and humiliate oneself

follow

to follow

follower

closely follow

(literally: where would there be such a big toad hopping around the street?); a rhetorical question suggesting that a deal is too good to be true

thereupon

followed by

following

casual

on call; available at any time

immediately

speak thoughtlessly / say something without thinking

friendly and easy-going

everywhere

afterwards

let him / her be…; leave it up to (someone's decision)

follow

entourage

at will

do as one pleases