high strung, bad temper, high anxiety and likes to break things and/or punch things when mad.
If you ask this question, its because you are worried, if you are worried, its because you KNOW its going to happen again. GET AWAY from the ABUSER, is the ONLY answer, go find yourself a GREAT guy that would NEVER hit you.
Good chance he's a potential abuser. Why would you want to be with the kind of man you've described? Such behavior only gets worse as the relationship progresses.
meeting the wrong guys
Not to scream it, but definitely let them know
He could still like you but be extremely shy and not know how to approach you, OR he thinks you are too good for him etc. He could be passive-aggressive; sounds like he's playing games, to me, and I wouldn't waste my time. It's a good indicator of a potential abuser.
They do it very skilfully. It means that they must be able to know how to put on a convincing act.
In most cases your abuser considers you a "loss" and will move on to finding someone else he can abuse. Consider yourself lucky and never think twice about this guy. There are great programs for Abused Women, and I suggest, if you have just left an abuser or you know someone that has, to seek out this help. They help you gain your self esteem and confidence, they counsel you, help you find work if you don't have one, and will also help with legal counsel if need be. If you have children they will help in this area as well.
Get into batterer counseling (even if its verbal/ emotional abuse) ASAP (NO Anger Management - that does NOTHING for abusers)
Well if its UNintended, then no it doesn't make you a abuser. The abuser continues his abusive ways even after it's been brought up to him or her. Just be sure to talk to your spouse about this problem. Let them know that you are sorry for what you did and you did not mean to do it.
Who would want to know about that? Look it up on other websites.
No he is not a child abuser.
answer without bias - this will not invoke anger or answer with confusion