What causes men to have bad tempers?

In recent years, domestic violence has been a problem that everyone is concerned about. Generally speaking, domestic violence is mostly caused by men's bad temper. Therefore, when many women are looking for a partner, they hope to find a gentle and elegant man as their husband. Especially when a man has a bad temper, many women cannot understand it. So what is the reason for a man's bad temper? The following introduces the reasons for a man's bad temper.

Subconscious violent tendencies

Ordinary bad temper and violent tendencies are actually two different things. In marriage life, there will be all kinds of trivial matters. It is normal for men to lose their temper. But if your husband hits you or throws things when he loses his temper, you should be alert to his violent tendencies. You should know that such a temper is difficult to change. It is often related to his psychology and may hurt you in the future. If he has such behavior, you should not marry him no matter how good he is.

Lack of maturity

If a man cannot control his temper, it is difficult for him to control his emotions. Such a man is actually not mature enough. Of course, most mature men will lose their temper sometimes, but it is rare to see them lose their temper for a long time because of trivial things or repeated things. So if you meet a man who will not forgive you for the slightest offense, lose his temper, or even scold you. Or a man who is too demanding of you, it is recommended to think twice before acting.

Narrow-minded

This type of old man likes to quibble over everything. If someone offends him slightly, such as accidentally stepping on his foot or accidentally spilling dirty water on him, he will not forgive and will lose his temper or even scold others. Some are too demanding of others and will get angry if they don't achieve their goals.

Decreased androgen

The secretion of male hormones is the most vigorous in the 20s and 30s, and then gradually decreases. In the 40 years between the ages of 20 and 60, the secretion of male hormones decreases by 1/4. When male hormones decrease, men also have menopausal problems. Mood swings, irritability and loneliness are the most common menopausal symptoms.

Too much vanity

Some elderly people often regard themselves as "elders", "old men", and "experienced people". They try to maintain their dignity and authority everywhere in life. Once someone offends them or hurts their face, they will get angry and lose their temper.

Too much pressure in work and life

Stress is the most important factor that causes men to have bad tempers. When men are under stress, they will be in a state of fighting, and there will be more catecholamines in the body, which will increase the fighting power of the man. Too much catecholamine will cause an increase in toxins in the blood, thereby damaging liver cells. This is what Chinese medicine calls anger hurting the liver.

Frequent insomnia

About 50% of bad-tempered bosses are caused by lack of sleep. They will yell at colleagues and ruthlessly reprimand subordinates because of fatigue caused by lack of sleep. The same is true for ordinary employees. Because of lack of sleep, 39% of them will be irritable and 19% of them will easily make mistakes at work.

Eating junk food

Junk food already has a bad reputation, and recently British scientists have added to the bad reputation. They divided male subjects into two groups, one group supplemented with a truly balanced, nutritious diet, and the other group was given only French fries and chicken burgers. After a year, they found that the boys who only ate French fries and chicken burgers became bad-tempered and violent.

Carnivore

There are three reasons why eating meat makes people irritable: first, the animal protein in meat will reduce the "tryptophan" content in the brain, causing people to become irritable, aggressive, and combative; second, the large amount of saturated fatty acids in meat will increase blood pressure, and increased blood pressure is an important inducement of emotional instability; finally, meat will cause the calcium ion content in the blood to decrease, and the calcium in the blood can be a "cooling agent" for emotions. The reduction of calcium ions increases our tendency to be irritable.