[Redway]

I feel like more people than not are fundamentally nice (or at least not mean for the sake of being mean), to describe it in the broadest and most simplified way possible, but at the end of the day everyone has their limits, buttons and triggers, which when crossed or activated can greatly irritate a person. How far up the anger-coaster can you go when you’re pushed beyond a certain level?

[Vanessa]

I have a temper, but these days I'm quite good at controlling it.
I'm more likely to cry when I'm upset

[Redway]

I’m not a pessimist but when I’m in a bad mood I tend more towards that than anything else. Life’s given me lots to be bitter about over the years and it can be quite obvious when I’m pissed/embittered but it’s more a case of being and looking miserable than screaming my head off and throwing plates (as some people do). It’s a contained anger. Whatever truly overt anger I ever have comes out over the keyboard and mostly on directed to the person I’m actually pissed/frustrated with. Not so much in person.

[Redway]

I did have a bit of a short temper at various points when I was a kid, ’though. I’ll say that. But even then I was meek as a lamb around adults (except one or two hot moments in Sunday school). I only ever flipped with people my own age or a little younger. A lot of people thought I was the perfect child and sure I might’ve been good overall but they only say perfect because they didn’t see the angry side of me. I’m the one who has the full perspective to say things for what they were so I don’t remember my childhood as being more idealistically pure-hearted on my side than it actually was. Only the elders of the time who only caught me in meek passing. As a 9-to-11-year-old I definitely had a temper.

[bots]

i have red hair

[Redway]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i have red hair

Remind me to never eat the last of your custard creams.

[user104658]

I'd say I have plenty of anger but it's contained and focussed in my old age. I could kick off as a kid/teen/into my early 20's.

These days I'd never get physical and very rarely even raise my voice. I'm a gentleman, not some sort of savage .

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

I'd say I have plenty of anger but it's contained and focussed in my old age. I could kick off as a kid/teen/into my early 20's.

These days I'd never get physical and very rarely even raise my voice. I'm a gentleman, not some sort of savage .

My speaking voice is quite low (it’s a combination of having a deep bass-y kind of voice and naturally just being a bit more quiet than the average person, which doesn’t help) so literally raising my voice isn’t my natural way of showing anger in any case. The last time I did that was when I was 16 and even that was very-much a one-off. Did it quite a bit more as a 9-year-old though.

Edit: now that I remember, I tell a lie about the last time I raised my voice angrily being when I was 16. But it’s been very few-and-far between since then, that’s for sure.

[Oliver_W]

I'm quite emotionally monotone, I rarely exceed in any emotion

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

I'm quite emotionally monotone, I rarely exceed in any emotion

People like that often have the most emotional passion and/or sensitivity internally which just isn’t obvious to other people. Except maybe those who know them extremely well.

[UserSince2005]

Once the cleaning staff in the hotel thought I was murdering my partner during an argument.

[Kate!]

I'm a bit of a Nikki Grahame, I roar lol. Then it's forgotten.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I'm a bit of a Nikki Grahame, I roar lol. Then it's forgotten.

I love how some people can turn into a right lion(ness) when they’re angry with someone and then go back to being best friends once it’s had out with and all’s been said, done and forgotten. Lol.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I am mild-mannered but have the football to attend and i can rant and rave and jump around and release a lot of energy there

[Redway]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I am mild-mannered but have the football to attend and i can rant and rave and jump around and release a lot of energy there

There’s little point even going to the stadium if you’re not going to rant and rave and unleash pent-up tension.

[Redway]

Besides me not being a big football-buff anyway I probably wouldn’t go regardless. There are some places you can’t just go to sit quietly.

[Kate!]

I often vent to music. Some great hate songs are Stick You by Daphne and Celeste, I hate everything about you by Ugly Kid Joe and Baby I don't care by Transvision Vamp.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Kate!

Some great hate songs are Stick You by Daphne and Celeste, I hate everything about you by Ugly Kid Joe and Baby I don't care by Transvision Vamp.

Oh Kate

I do like my angry music. Not... err... not the above

[smudgie]

Anger is a wasted energy.
Good for the young but we mellow as we age.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Anger is a wasted energy.
Good for the young but we mellow as we age.

If only that was always the case.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Once the cleaning staff in the hotel thought I was murdering my partner during an argument.

Bloody hell.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Soldier Boy

Oh Kate

I do like my angry music. Not... err... not the above

what type of songs?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i have red hair

Me too.

I had the stereotypical ginger temper when I was younger and could go from 0-100 temper points in the click of a finger but have learned to control it over the years. But I am still fairly hot headed if I am riled.

[AnnieK]

Once I've blow up though I cool down quickly and don't hold grudges

[bots]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Me too.

I had the stereotypical ginger temper when I was younger and could go from 0-100 temper points in the click of a finger but have learned to control it over the years. But I am still fairly hot headed if I am riled.

it takes me a while to get riled, but when i do .... boom .... but i also calm down very quickly