The Self Restrained Person / The Threatening Violent Person

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#29A THE SELF-RESTRAINED PERSON	#29B THE THREATENING, VIOLENT PERSON
Like many lives, my life involves self-denial and adherence to behavioral guidelines imbedded in my conscience. The origin of such guidelines, whether they stem from work schedule, marriage vow, legal, military, financial, health, family, environmental, ethical, or religious considerations, can differ. And commitments differ. Monks and nuns commit to a life of asceticism, others to a life of voluntary simplicity. For dieters, those battling addiction, athletes, those working a job they don’t enjoy, self restraint lasts until some goal is attained.	I often am able to get what I want by intimidating and instilling fear in other people, by verbally and/or physically threatening them. Since this succeeds to the extent the threat is believable, I've got a reputation associated with verbal abuse and occasionally resorting to actual physical violence. (Note: Some who lack restraint use the old threat system, based on “Give it to me or I’ll hurt you” or “Pay me and I’ll quit bothering you.” A more modern approach is to file or threaten a lawsuit. Of course abandoning restraint is often justifiable.)
WV Theme #29A: The Self-Restrained Person	WV Theme #29B: The Threatening, Violent Person
--Alternate Concise Characterization with Wikipedia Entries	--Alternate Concise Characterization with Wikipedia Entries
exhibits adult maturity per Reality Principle	dishes out physical or verbal abuse==>engages in Bullying
behavior guided by well-developed Conscience	litigious, threatens or files lawsuit
behaves as to produce Guilt-free existence==> no guilt!	coerces others to exact payment: Extortion
spiritually motivated restraint carried to extreme: Asceticism	aggression threat carried to extreme: engages in Violence
summary Wikipedia article: Self Control	summary Wikipedia article: Coercion
Numerical Characterization with TFJD code: 2112	Numerical Characterization with TFJD code: 2313
Numerical Characterization with Emotional Volatility VI index: 8	Numerical Characterization with Emotional Volatility VI index: 108

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