I find that most domestic abusers are accustomed to generational trauma. Some might be personality disordered, but not all. I think it’s more of a “tradition” so to say. They watched their parents abuse each other and them, then they carry it on, because it’s what’s known.
yes,and more than 70% is the man,men who have a tendency to domestic violence due to personality disorders account for more than 1/4 of the total, of which antisocial personality disorder and impulsive personality disorder are the majority. Antisocial personality disorder has records of violent behavior since childhood. Such patients are not only perpetrators of domestic violence, but also producers of social violence. Not only do they often beat their wives or children, they also threaten their spouses not to divorce. Impulsive personality disorder often manifests itself as violent behaviors because of some trivial things. Once their spouses filed for a divorce, they would cry bitterly or threaten to death.
Domestic violence men have emotional disorders
Manic patients in affective disorders have no violent behaviors during normal time, but tend to be violent when the condition is severe, but they tend to disappear quickly. The consequences of violence in patients with depression are more serious
