Gonna Kill him

Astraea

The Storm of Friendship
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    When someone makes you angry what do you think in your mind about him , and do you go and fight him or do you control yourself and let it go.
     
    I don't fight. Normally I keep it to myself or rant about it to another person. Another person agreeing that I was in the right and that person was a jerk helps me feel better.
     
    Trust me, you wouldn't wanna know what's going on in my head at that time.

    Also, I have lost control of myself a long time ago, so I usually end up doing something to the person who has irritated me. It doesn't always end in me fighting them, by the way. What I am trying to say is that I tend to seek revenge in different ways, because repetetiveness is not my forté.
     
    I like to stay and play cool.
    I either vent out through listening to music or trashing them to my friends.
    And every now and then I just imagine stuff happens. You know, how they, "accidentally", fall off the cliff, get eaten by a Gyarados (yep, I actually include Pokemon), or ya know, I just accidentally kick their butts.
     
    Before it used to play through my mind a million times and I'd let it irk me to no end. Now I just brush most things away. I have a customer service job so I have to deal with very stupid and very angry/stupid people and I take no offense to really anything they do or say because in my eyes they're dumb and to react in a violent or rude way would just be engaging in their already dumb behavior. Arguing with a fool proves there are two.
     
    I actually find it really hard to get angry in real life. As in, off the internet. I just get sad. The only people I actually can get angry at are my brothers, but to everyone else I just get sad. I've never hit anyone out of anger. Generally I just walk away. I don't get visibly sad, and I sorta have a reputation at school for not giving a single **** about what people think of me. i hide it pretty well. I'm only sad for like an hour though.
     
    I usually scream "You're a ****ing *******!" in my head, but more often than not it's stupid behaviour that gets me frustrated - I can ignore the latter a lot easier and brush it off as general run-of-the-mill idiocy.
     
    When I am angry I mostly say something like "SH*T He got me ! Ahh HELL YOU!" in my head just like many other people haha. I hate when I got into fights or if someone tempers me, I just try to ignore them by telling myself that he is a jerk nothing else or like he is nothing compared to me etc, I don't really tell that person anything at all, I Just ignore him and I go to my friends and tell em about it. And they convince me saying don't worry and all the other things hahaha.
     
    i never do anything physical i am not nina williams or sub zero unfortunately
    like... you best believe i am not getting even the slightest scratch

    though verbal fights are my thing
    i don't try to get into fights but i know that i'm very bad with holding my tongue if i don't see how using it would hinder me
    i just accept that i'm naturally volatile and try to work with that
     
    My intrusive thoughts kick in, suggesting me that killing him/her is my primary option, which I refuse to take, though it does make a good plot twist in response to romance clichés regarding misunderstandings.
     
    Depending on how mad I am at somebody, I might be tempted to punch them, but that's about as far as I'd go regarding thoughts of physical violence. The chance of me going through with something like that is slim to none, however.

    What normally tends to happen is I'll spend the next bit of time imagining all the things that would feel satisfying yelling at that person - and then finally cool off and not actually yell them because usually it's not worth doing so.
     
    I've often wanted to wring someone's neck, but that isn't exactly the best thing to do.
    I don't get angry, either. But recently I got so angry at a friend I told him he was lucky he was in a different state, because if he was near enough. I'd have castrated him.

    I was furious, and I had never seen that before. It scared me.
     
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