JON'S CELL: If you have been hit with charges of committing a violent crime in Milwaukee, your life may have been turned upside down. While many may look upon you with disgust and distrust because of your behavior, they may not understand that your behavior is something you may struggle to define and control. Learning about the root causes of your anger and the triggers that influence you to react with violence may be able to help you gain a better understanding of yourself.
Your decision to act violently toward others could be influenced by situations that you have been exposed to in your past. For example, growing up in environments where you were exposed to violence, were abused or neglected, or bullied by your peers may all be reasons why you have learned to express your emotions the way that you have.
According to calmclinic.com, when you have a violent thought, it is a natural thought that anyone could experience, but it has been influenced by triggers that make it much stronger than it may be for someone who does not have violent tendencies. Experts suggest that if you have anxiety, your effort to manage anxious behaviors may cause you to suppress a growing emotion or opinion until it cannot be withheld any longer and the result is an explosion of violence.
When you are able to make connections between your past, your ways of thinking and how you feel when faced with certain situations, you may be more effective at managing your anger before it causes you to get into trouble for acting violently again. The information in this article is intended for educational purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice.
