[spacegecko]

I haven't read any books on psychology, but I've heard from people and my own mother (who has spoken to people at the YCC) about husbands like that. At least in my father's case, they are control freaks who go nuts when the wife tries to think or do things for herself. Even if you catch them red handed doing something wrong, they flip out if you demand an explanation or point it out to them. I think this may apply to the Hackings murder, but I don't know anything about the other one. I've had direct experience with having a psycho father, and it's similar to being a female in an abusive relationship. Thankfully, he didn't fuck me (the ugly cunt), but as far as physical violence and domination of wills it was about the same. I'm curious as to whether this kind of domestic abuse is rising both by female and male attackers. I guess I'll google for the YCC homepage and see if they have links. Oh, and I've heard that people like my father are basically really similar in their actions and psycholical profile. I don't think Hackings was abusive up until recently but I guess the news will tell us. Perhaps some people hold that psychoness inside until they're put on the spot. Like I said, I'm just speculating since I have no education as far as this goes.

spacegecko