Turns out his recent behavior may not be a result of becoming a teenager and being angry at things not going his way, but rather a result of his severe childhood traumas catching up to him and developing into PTSD.Unfortunately, this is quite a bit of Truth in Television, as young adults becoming independent and cut off from their support structures for the first time in their lives can often overreact when confused or frustrated at obstacles in their way. And it quickly becomes clear that without his usual support systems, combined with the confidence that comes with being a galaxy-saver and a teenager, Steven is becoming quicker to anger when things don't go his way, and a little bit more than arrogant when dealing with people. Also, because his friends and family are all off living their own lives, Steven now has to face his new challenges mostly on his own, without other people to help defuse tensions, think through problems, give him emotional support, or just plain tell him to back off.
Besides, his going through the typical trials of growing into an adult and dealing with change are complicated by his powers overreacting to the wild emotional rollercoaster that comes with being a teenager, making his very feelings dangerous and making him even more unwilling to try and handle them. In the first ten episodes alone, he's had to deal with Jasper still being against him (at first), continuing to have his mother's past and mistakes smack him in the face, Eyeball and Aquamarine seeking Revenge against him and attempting to use his own father against him, and everybody moving on and changing without him. Just when it seems like Steven can finally catch a break, problems just keep popping up that he either has to or feels like he needs to deal with. Everything Steven goes through in this series.
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