Can anyone recommend books on psychoanalyzing?

Are there any books on specifically recognizing and dealing with hostile behavior?

Psychoanalysis is a can of worms you don't want to open.

>>24580747 (OP)
What kind of hostile behavior? Violence? Passive aggression? Chronical resistance to novelty?
There are loads and loads of books on psychoanalysis, but you're better off going to a therapist. They will help you know yourself and in knowing yourself you will more easily know others. Doing it on your own will lead to idiosyncracies at best and self-damage at worst because psychoanalysis is one of those disciplines that starts off as a discoursive method but gradually transforms into a skill and perspective on life itself and supposedly in some ways into gnosticism.

>>24580780
>What kind of hostile behavior?
I often find myself being systematically tested for my boundaries and what people can get away with and i need to recognize these patterns. Eventually i will recognize people pushing me around and try to correct and this will cause hostility and aggression and possible violence.

>>24580780
Sometimes it's almost like i fall for irl trolling desu. Im not even autistic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euZyMQxVF8s

>>24580860
>>24580856
Given that you control your aggression and not vice versa, it is a natural reaction to having your boundaries crossed, it's not necessarily a problem.
I also get pissed when my boundaries get crossed but more often than not it's because I failed to set the boundary or fail to point out that it's been crossed. That one comes with practice. And a therapist helped.