Husband has a bad temper and likes to throw things. What should I do?

It is normal to be angry. Not a mental illness.

Isn't there a sponge brick specially designed for people to fall off abroad?

Try to take a deep breath when you are angry!

Anger is not so terrible, what is terrible is the exaggeration of its disadvantages.

Don't say he is mentally ill.

The more you talk, the more uncomfortable he is!

On a good day, don't say that you are not sure that he will throw something next time, but that if you can hold back once, I will reward you with something. . . Only in this way can we get rid of it.

Just like educating a child, you say that you will forgive you this time and you can't do anything in the future. He will never change.

When he wants to smash something, you have to say, if you can hold back this time, I will allow you to smash something later! It's always that time. I can stand this time. After a long time, I won't break things.

He broke something that made you feel sad. The sadder you are, the more he wants to drop something. Don't be sad when he drops something. Let him throw things, and then don't clean up the mess, let him clean up by himself.

! ! ! ! ! ! ! There is a better way. As soon as he drops something, you go to the toilet and brush the toilet. Attention-brush the toilet with his toothbrush! But you won't tell him! ! (Just kidding, be more humorous. Life may be a happy, simple, happy and angry process. In retrospect, it is also a kind of memory. )

I hope I can help you!