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Violent brother


Question Posted Friday December 14 2007, 5:39 am

Hello there,

I have a really violent brother who often for no reason throws things at me and is really quite horrible to me. I do get on really well with him, its just that sometimes he flicks and becomes some violent monster. What should I do? Is there any way that I can help him to overcome this violent side of him? Most of the time he is just fine.

Please help,

Germany


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TheAnnie answered Wednesday December 19 2007, 10:44 pm:
I would see if there is a specific time when he acts this way
also try talking to him, that could help
and if things get worse you can always try talking to your parents about it although i'm sure things will get better :)

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BitsandPieces answered Tuesday December 18 2007, 7:56 pm:
It is not your job or within your power to fix him, but you can help to protect yourself. Stay away from him when you feel any threat of danger. Report his violent actions immediately to your local authorities. No one, not even a love one has a right to hurt you. Would you let a stranger get away with this? It is not in his best interest either to let him off the hook...it will only enable him to continue or worsen his behavior. Have a heart to heart talk with him about his actions and the affect it is having on you and your relationship with him and ask him to get counseling or at least leave you alone. Try to avoid him if he is not cooperative in leaving you alone and getting help for his temper. Do what you can to avoid provoking him in any way. Talk to your family about this problem and make an action plan before something terrible happens. This is a serious problem and not something to ignore.

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icey0990 answered Monday December 17 2007, 12:48 am:
talk to your parents abotu this. he might have anger problems. the person who said he might have multiple personality disorder, i dont really agree with that because there isnt enough information. it could be anything, depression, Bi-polar, etc but we dont havee enough info. Ask your parents to keep an eye on him and punish him if he acts out like this again, and if it is bad, have him go to a psychologist.

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lizzielovesyou answered Saturday December 15 2007, 11:54 pm:
Umm try to spend more time with him i guess would be the first thing to let him no how much you care about him,and while hesd not in a bad mood talk to him about that he does,chances are he dosnt relize what hes doing.
lots of love,lizzie

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cederian answered Friday December 14 2007, 11:33 pm:
i think he may have multiple personality disorder and he should get psychologicly evaluated immediately

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