Examples Of Anger Management Issues In King Arthur

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Although he knows that they both have anger management issues that need to be resolved.Arthur referenced a time when he became very angry with his mom (bio aunt) because she questioned him about why his clothes were all strewn over the floor. He reported that he “went off “on her, raising his voice, cursing her out, getting in her face he states, “it was really bad”. However, during an argument with a past girlfriend, Arthur stated that he grabbed her by the neck several times and slammed her into a wall. He states he grabbed his ex-girlfriend after she slapped and punched him in the lip causing it to bleed.Arthur is currently employed by Mc Donald’s where he is a cashier. He has had several verbal confrontations with his boss. Arthur stated

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