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25-02-2008 11:22 PM |
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Originally posted by Legend
Are you an angry person? Do you ever get to a point where you lash out at others or something? Can you control it?
I seem to get really angry now and again. I have really strange mood swings and if I'm in "one of my moods" as people like to call it, the slightest thing seems to trigger me off and everything irritates me, annoys me and I can't bare the sight of people because I think I'll lose it with them if they say something that winds me up.
I've gotten into a few fights, not a load but a fair few fights and that's due to me not being able to control myself when I'm being pushed.
Mostly though I'm able to control it and rather than punching somebody, I punch a wall. I've broken my knuckles in the past doing so because it's the only way I'm able to control myself and that's by lashing out.
I know it's something I need to try and sort out, I know I shouldn't let things get to me so easily and I need to try and calm myself down rather than punching a wall or throwing something but it's easier said than done because when I'm wound up, lashing out seems to be the only thing to calm me down.
That said, I'm generally a happy person ... I'm not a maniac. :laugh: But I do seem to have mood swings every so often.
Anyone have any similar "moodswings"? Or experienced anything related to it?
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I do get angry at times; I think every one of us will have a moment whereby we totally lose it. some of us (hit out) or (shout and scream) or just (bottle it up inside) and probably take it out on someone else. I have had my share in life of doing all that and many times I have learnt to regret that. but like they say (when you've dropped an egg, it will untimately break) too late to repair it now; the damage is indeed done.
that is the problem with getting angry; you react badly to a situation in the heat of the moment. I know a friend who did that to his best mate and he chose to bear a grudge after that and it never got any better. both became too stubborn to look beyond the anger incident; so a life of permanent (not speaking) followed. pretty silly really; but for some it is just their way in life which is a shame.
a lot of it comes down to believing in the bible and faith in jesus and god. try to look beyond the mistake and repair the damage; rather than let it rule your life forever more and let unforgiveness rule your lives; but that can be a rare occurance in modern day life; as today life moves very fast and in the digital age; many think life is cheap and friends are only a second away; probably on myspace or bebo or other chatroom mediums; forums etc. something has gotten lost along the way and to try and work out what it is seems pointless to many today; as sad as it may seem.
when I do get angry; I personally would not resort to violence against another person unless it was a (last resort) situation; like someone trying to attack myself with violence. then; in that moment I simply would have no choice; but other than that it would be in the form of words from my mouth or written in an e-mail or letter. I have been known to smash objects in a fit of rage. my bedroom; when I was younger took a hammering on an odd occasion; when I was really angry. then I was forced to clear up the mess; usually regretting it after I broke something which was precious to me. but it's all too late; hindsight; hindsight.
there really isn't an answer to all of this anger; as we shall all fall foul to it at some stage in our lifetime. we just have to try and look back at what we did and remember it for next time round; but to be honest; we shall do it all over again and again and again and again. us angry basta*ds eh.
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