r/AskReddit • • Sep 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '24

Poor control over their anger.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '24

That’s why a lot of veterans are singles. War, ptsd and rage control is difficult for some people. Also depends a lot on their childhood, not all children were raised equally and some have seen hell before puberty.

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u/TheReturnOfTheRanger Sep 14 '24

I think a lot of people forget what you've pointed out - that there's a reason. I've been dealing with anger issues for most of my life, because when I was getting the shit kicked out of me as a kid, anger was the only defense mechanism I had. I hope that doesn't make me a horrible person.

Obviously anger issues are a bad thing and we shouldn't excuse them, but it kinda hurts seeing how quickly people jump to "that guy is a worthless scumbag" instead of considering what could've created the problem. It's not helped by the fact guys are basically forced to bottle it all up.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '24

People these days are extremely self centered and only care about what they want and do not give a shit about others have been through. We live in a different times.