I think the viseral point goes deeper. Jada went out in public and aired some dirty laundry. She criticized his love making and discussed her "entanglement" with her son's pal. That shit, right or wrong, is going to cut a man deep.

I'm not blaming her. She from what I've seen, has always been brutally honest, blunt and just tells it like it is. But I think with everything else that Will dealt with in his childhood, it make him feel less than a man and his visceral reaction that night was, "I'mma show you who da man up in here is!"

I don't think she needed defending, she's a strong woman. I remember a fight I had with my ex once. A man literally grabbed me py the pu$$y on the way out of a bar. I reacted without thinking and socked him clean in the jaw. My ex was livid. Why? Because I hit the guy and didn't seek his manly protection. If I need a man to defend me, I'll tap the man in. I don't think she needed that. I think he did.

Your Freudian point is spot on. I don't think he's uncomfortable with the bald head, but the rest, for sure.

He still shouldn't have done it. He could have dealt with it differently and in the end he only hurt himself. I truly hope he gets the help he needs.