Testosterone supplements are extremely dangerous, and men in healthy relationships absolutely do NOT punch holes in walls and doors when they are angry. Is this directed at you? Do you see him physically punching holes in the doors?
This is very concerning to me, and I hope he will seek counseling for this behavior. It is not "manly", not an appropriate way to handle anger, and is in no way a mature, happy or healthy man behaves. He needs some help. Regardless if it is the testosterone supplements "causing" these mood swings and "uncontrollable" behavior, he has a few choices to make: see a medical doctor for an evaluation, and if his testosterone levels are low, he can be given a prescription. If they are normal, he should not take these supplements as they are very dangerous with detrimental side effects. His other choice is to see a counselor or psychologist, as he is displaying aggression that can be dealt with in more productive manners...he just needs to be shown how to do this appropriately.
Are you witnessing his display of anger (hitting doors), as it could be an early form of intimidation.
Are you scared or change your behavior when he does this?
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Testosterone supplements are extremely dangerous, and men in healthy relationships absolutely do NOT punch holes in walls and doors when they are angry. Is this directed at you? Do you see him physically punching holes in the doors?
This is very concerning to me, and I hope he will seek counseling for this behavior. It is not "manly", not an appropriate way to handle anger, and is in no way a mature, happy or healthy man behaves. He needs some help. Regardless if it is the testosterone supplements "causing" these mood swings and "uncontrollable" behavior, he has a few choices to make: see a medical doctor for an evaluation, and if his testosterone levels are low, he can be given a prescription. If they are normal, he should not take these supplements as they are very dangerous with detrimental side effects. His other choice is to see a counselor or psychologist, as he is displaying aggression that can be dealt with in more productive manners...he just needs to be shown how to do this appropriately.
Are you witnessing his display of anger (hitting doors), as it could be an early form of intimidation.
December 31, 2009 - 1:46pmAre you scared or change your behavior when he does this?
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