I've been married for 18 days, and my husband punched me. What should I do?

Domestic violence is heartbreaking, no one can tolerate it, and physical aggression should not appear under any pretext. The problem now is that both of you have used violence, and you may both be thinking the same question: should we go on? Therefore, this is a good time to solve the problem. You must sit down and have a good talk. Don't go back to the problem itself and recreate the ugly scene. You just need to talk about the harm that violence does to each other and how to prevent and stop it from happening again. You must draw your bottom line: will you divorce him or call the police next time he does it again? Then listen to him talk about how your behavior angered him and hurt him. When he's finished, tell him: No matter what reason, he has no right to hit you, otherwise, he will be waiting for divorce or prison. However, you can make some changes and try to take care of his hobbies and face without affecting your normal life and work. Remember: once the bottom line is set, you must never indulge and forgive, otherwise, you will suffer all your life, and you will retaliate against him in different ways, and your happiness will be ruined. If he can't control himself, you should take him to see a psychologist. They will give him many suggestions, such as hitting the garbage can, banging his head against the wall, howling in the street, etc., which are very effective. You can also help him buy a sandbag and hang it at home. When he has the impulse to hit people, tell him to hit the sandbag for an hour first, and then argue with you. If nothing works, stay away from harm and end the pain as soon as possible.