Jail time is a common occurrence for John. Why is that? He has a nasty habit of picking fights and throwing fits when he doesn’t get his way. Even in jail, if people don’t cater to John’s demands, he resorts to threatening and hostile behavior.
John’s behavior hasn’t changed much since he was a small child. That’s because his blustery, bullying temper tantrums weren’t nipped in the bud before he became an adult. Instead, such displays were rewarded—he got his way. Unsurprisingly, he still expects the world to bend to his every whim.
There are many stories like John’s—please share yours. Or if you have questions or comments, feel free.
Salee Reese 
It’s easier to train children rather than fix broken adults. Though, still possible. Our habits become ingrained. We can always start anew.
Like that! Thanks