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Son with Alcohol and Anger Problems

My son will be 21 in November. I have had behavior problems with him since primary school he has a problem with authority and will simply just ignore when you try and warn him off any danger.

When he was about sixteen, he started drinking coming home drunk from parties. He always redirected his behaviour and made like we were the bad parents.

We have warned him about drinking and driving and he still doesn't listen. He has a very bad temper (kickboxer) and is always try to fix every problem with his fists. This morning, he came home at 5:30 drunk, telling us that he got robbed and his cellphone was taken but there is no physical damage on him.

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He shouted and wanted to hit my husband, so my husband hit him. He tells us that he hates us and he has also tried to slit his wrists, but was too drunk.

We have taken him to psychiatrists, but they can't find anything wrong. He has no remorse the morning after one of his incidents and sees himself as invincible. I have already taken his car keys.

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