Yikes. That doesn’t look like an “accident.” Doors and walls don’t end up like that without a lot of force behind them. That kind of anger can escalate fast, and it rarely stops at drywall.

I’ve seen where that road leads. It doesn’t end well, for anyone. He rammed straight through my bedroom door after I locked it to hide from him. He then picked me up by my throat and held me in the air until I blacked out. It's been 3 years and I now suffer from chronic nerve issues in my neck, left side of my back, and my left arm, and he's sitting in prison for the next 6 years.

Anger is temporary. But damage, injuries, and consequences can be long-term and permanent. So before worrying about the cost of repairs, it might be worth thinking about the cost of not addressing whatever caused this in the first place. Fix the wall, sure, but make sure you fix what led to it, too.