When you get mad

[Hitter]

I never understood the connection. People yelling when they are in an argument are just annoying. I never raise my voice.

Hitting things and throwing things are pretty stupid too. I've never done either.

You?.

 

[Madman]

I use to go into fits of rage as a little wee lad

in my teen years I grew to control my anger and use it to my advantage, unfortunately I took up smoking

I ended up marrying a real winner who ended up having an affair on me but she did have a nice rack and it wasn't hard to figure out who the other man was



Now I've grown older, wiser and as mean as ever. This is me today and I MEAN BUSINESS and yes Cardinal Fang and I are twins!

 

[Lightoftruth]

Just be cool and say nothing.

 

[God]

Hey pops.

 

[papasmerf]

Hey pops.

Seen that Leper Smerf has been missing for weeks.................Might explain a couple of things

 

[Leo]

Cool as ice except if you steal my food :biggrin2:

 

[Goodfella]

 

[User-E]

When I get angry at people online, I walk away from my computer. I used to have a Sticky Note on my old laptop that said, 'do not post in haste, do not post in anger'.

I don't get angry in real life very often, but I'd rather forgive and move on, than hold a grudge.

Make love, not war. EACE:

 

[papasmerf]

I vent for a few moments and then let it go.

 

[User-E]

I vent for a few moments and then let it go.

When I was growing up, I wasn't allowed to express anger, so I learned to keep quiet, and I only heard my parents argue a few times. My first husband grew up believing it was best to vent, yell, scream, get it all out of your system so you feel better. After a few years of trying to keep quiet, I finally started yelling back, but I hated it. He used to have black out blind rages, then wake up the next day, not remember a thing he'd said and wonder why my feelings were hurt.

One of my kids inherited their dad's temper, so we learned about Anger Management along the way.

Working as a SP taught me how to have incredible self discipline over my emotions because I had to keep a cool head to survive, no matter what was happening.

 

[papasmerf]

When I was growing up, I wasn't allowed to express anger, so I learned to keep quiet, and I only heard my parents argue a few times. My first husband grew up believing it was best to vent, yell, scream, get it all out of your system so you feel better. After a few years of trying to keep quiet, I finally started yelling back, but I hated it. He used to have black out blind rages, then wake up the next day, not remember a thing he'd said and wonder why my feelings were hurt.

One of my kids inherited their dad's temper, so we learned about Anger Management along the way.

Working as a SP taught me how to have incredible self discipline over my emotions because I had to keep a cool head to survive, no matter what was happening.

As I get older I realize it takes longer and longer to bury the bodies......So I am much slower to anger if I get angry at all.

 

[User-E]

As I get older I realize it takes longer and longer to bury the bodies......So I am much slower to anger if I get angry at all.

:biggrin2:

 

[oldguyzer]

As I get older I realize it takes longer and longer to bury the bodies......So I am much slower to anger if I get angry at all.

Do like I did...get one of these:

 

[User-E]

Do like I did...get one of these:

Don't encourage him to start posting about holes again! :don'twantto-see:/

 

[Madman]

Don't encourage him to start posting about holes again! :don'twantto-see:/

HOLES BACON

BACON HOLES

HOLES BACON

BACON HOLES

HOLES BACON

BACON HOLES

:writing:

HOLES

BACON

HOLES

BACON

:writing:

 

[Cardinal Fang]

I unfortunately feel like I'm becoming my father. He would snap at a moment and loose it. I haven't gotten there but I feel it constantly bubbling up the older I get and it gets harder and harder to suppress.

So now I just do this a lot.