Robert Holley, "I used to throw things and leave the house to control my anger"... Reveals anecdote about breaking a car window

Actor Robert Holley mentioned the ways he managed his anger and his past impulsive actions during arguments with his wife. In a video released on the YouTube channel Dongchimi, Robert Holley shared his style of getting angry and the anecdotes that occurred because of it.

"A style with both ignorance and pettiness"... Actions when anger surges

Explaining his fighting style, Robert Holley stated that he is a unique case who sometimes sweeps all the food off the table when angry. He added that he is a style that possesses both ignorance and pettiness. He said that when it is difficult to endure without releasing energy as anger surges, he sometimes throws objects, and immediately after throwing them, he chooses to leave the house because he finds it difficult to handle his own subsequent actions.

In this process, an anecdote was shared where his wife did not throw away the items Robert Holley broke but instead collected them in a box. According to the remarks in the video, the wife gathered the broken items in a box, and Robert Holley explained that seeing this caused him to stop throwing things.

"I broke a car window, but my wife was expressionless"... An unexpected reaction

Robert Holley revealed an experience where he broke a car window to show his anger when a marital argument occurred on the street in the past. He said that at the time, he performed actions such as touching the car bumper or breaking the window to demonstrate his angry state. In particular, when he broke the rear window of the car, he expected his wife to react by shedding tears, but she simply left as she was without any expression.

Explaining the situation at the time, he mentioned circumstances such as how the window did not break easily because he hit the metal part between the glass while in the process of breaking it. Robert Holley described the situation in detail regarding how his wife left the scene without any particular reaction.

Attempting 'action' using sunglass temples

Robert Holley also mentioned another method he attempted during the early days of his marriage to show that he was angry, due to his personality of not being able to raise his voice at home. He wanted to perform an action inside the car, but since he could not destroy the car, he used his precious sunglasses. He said he tried to express his anger through an action that looked like throwing the sunglasses toward the windshield, utilizing the characteristic of the sunglass temples being removable and attachable.

These remarks contain the various trials and errors Robert Holley experienced in the process of expressing and controlling anger within his marital relationship.