Psychiatrist Specialist (Psychiatrist), Dr. Vivi Syarif gives her perspective on this case through her Instagram account. "My personal opinion first is the wife's emotions. It is not possible for them to suddenly overflow. There must be a chain of events, a series of incidents that occurred beforehand that caused the wife's emotions to escalate. For example, there may be incidents caused by the husband that made the wife angry," explained Dr. Vivi in her video.

According to Dr. Vivi, a series of events that triggered FN's anger, such as actions by the husband that made her angry, as well as the discovery of a reduced ATM balance, are factors in this situation. "I don't like getting angry, so on the D-day when the wife checked the husband's ATM balance and found out that his 13th salary was reduced, the assumption for other activities that I read is for online gambling, for example. So it keeps building up. So it's impossible for someone's emotions to explode like that without a chain of events," said Dr. Vivi.

Dr. Vivi also highlights the possibility of past trauma that affects the way FN manages their emotions. Someone who previously had no problems with controlling extreme behavior does not suddenly engage in extreme actions. So, if the wife ends up buying gasoline, there may be a disrupted pattern of emotional control.

"The environmental factors and past experiences can contribute to extreme actions carried out by FN. 'It is possible that the wife has such thoughts, maybe she has also faced people or has experienced trauma in the past where she lived with someone who expressed their emotions in a negative and extreme way,' added Dr. Vivi."