The woman who went topless in Petaling Street is believed to be emotionally disturbed and not stable, says psychotherapist Azman Shah Aziz.
Based n the video which has been going viral since Thursday, Azman said the woman did not have a specific motive for her actions.
“This individual has mental issues and is emotionally unstable. Why does she have to take off her clothes? No matter how angry, a woman usually will not resort to this,” he said when contacted.
“It is better to have thrown plates than taking off clothes because of anger,” he added.
Azman was commenting on the video of a woman going topless at a shopping area, believed to be Petaling Street.
The video, uploaded on Youtube was viewed more than 30,000 times.
READ: Video of an angry topless woman in KL goes viral
Azman said the woman in the video also had anger management issue and this was evident when she could not control her anger and resorted to taking off her clothes in public.
“Her action is extreme, useless and had nothing to do with the cause of her anger,” he said.
In the video, the woman is seen getting into an argument with another woman, believed to be the shop owner and began to shout and hurl abuses before going completely topless.
"Don't do this to me. What is your problem? I have already paid up," she was heard saying in the video.
She also cried out "Don't touch me," and "Shame on you" at the other woman, who insisted that she pays up.
Wan Salman Wan Sallam
Fri Apr 24 2015
In the video, the woman is seen getting into an argument with another woman, believed to be the shop owner and began to shout and hurl abuses before going completely topless.
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