What do you do?

by Big Tex 22 Replies latest jw friends

  • Billygoat
    Billygoat
    The times I get most angry is when upon closer inspection I have run into a person that triggers old feelings. Perhaps they remind me of someone of the past or their behavior does. Once I deal with the old issue it seems I can then deal effectively with the present one. Often once I have done the inner work the present problem is a non-issue.

    This is a biggie for me. Sometimes I get triggered and I really don't know why. More often than not, it's old stuff...not the situation at hand.

    I have a pretty bad temper. It flares up quickly. But it also fades quickly. I don't hold grudges too often and sometimes I forget even why I was mad. But I'm working on how quickly it flares. It's taken me 32 years to figure that out. I won't get better overnight. I find I like myself a lot more when I'm happy.

  • czarofmischief
    czarofmischief

    I have kind of linked the feeling of anger to the need to walk away and think.

    Kind of a subconcious brake on my actions. Especially at work, when I deal with fifty mean people every day, as well as hundreds of people who just don't know what they want but want me to give it to them.

    I just walk away, literally, hand off the register and go stand in the back for five minutes. My face is usually all red and twisted, but I ride it out without committing an act of violence. Then I make fun of whoever made me mad, then I'm over it.

    CZAR

  • Xandria
    Xandria

    Anger Management: Fu-paaaaa-ba and then go kick some (_)_)

    X

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