I always get the urge to beat up my girlfriend when I’m mad? (Page 2)
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You need to get anger management therapy. That should help.
You need to break up with her for her own safety and you need to go to counseling and be put on medication
Break up with her and get away from her. And see a therapist
Dump her so she can someone that won't abuse her.
This man has issues... but that doesn't mean he and his girlfriend can't go through with it. See, he might not be at fault at that. I for instance was always slapped or pulled by the hair by my grandma. It really hurt. I still get the urge from nowhere to punch or slap her.
@Tilin29 that's really good for you. Verbal abuse is just as bad as physical abuse and this fool clearly abuses his girlfriend.
Sorry did you read what I wrote?
Verbal abuse isn't as bad as physical abuse. Because one can actually get someone killed.
He probably has the urge to do so because he watched his parents fight or so...
@Tilin29 you're smoked out. Bruising heals, the constant pain and doubt you feel from emotional abuse is, in my opinion worse and I've been in both situations.
Anyway, neither are alright and I hope she gets out before he hurts her physically as well.
Again. You're not going to kill someone through words, but you might with physical assault.
I've been physically abused and emotionally abused by my grandma as a kid. The emotional scars only left me to develop depression, which was inevitable due to it being in my family's dna.
The physical stuff carried over emotionally and I am still scared to let my guard down around people I am supposed to trust.
Take a break or break up with her and get help
My pimp-hand is strong.
Join a BDSM club, you'll fit right in.
Seek professional help
Well that’s not good haha
get help
Try boxing instead
Get a grip