acting
out being violent and
abusive (American) mindless
behaviour Daily Telegraph speak for
“mindless violence” "What [P D James] meant, she explained, was that for crime
and detection to be interesting, there had to be a moral understanding first.
Where this happened did not matter but mindless violence was of no interest to
her. Helen Szamuely on Social Affairs Unit website (Did she mean motiveless
violence?)
sometimes turbulent marriage serial infidelity, screaming
rows, fistfights
temperamental violent
tempestuous, stormy (relationship) raised voices and possibly
violence
tumultuous history violent
turbulent violent
volatile violent
unsuitable
boyfriend he beats you up |
