I bottle all my rage up inside in the vain hopes that if I store enough long enough I'll be able to shoot concentrated hate beams from my eyes. So far no success, but I'm still trying!
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I just masturbate go for a really tough exercise such as my recent attempts at as many one handed push ups as possible. Either that or absolutely unleash on something that resembles a sister punching bag.
Anyway, generally, I actually dont get extremely angry as my better half prevails most of the time and says "you will just do something stupid and might hurt yourself doing it anyway." Which is good because wrecking your knuckles by punching a pole is NOT a good way of releasing anger.
Oh and just in case anybody reads this, it is NOT good to be bottling up emotions. It is being claimed that people who express their emotions whether through actions or talking to someone about how they feel have a healthier mindset. Saw it on the news
Anyway, generally, I actually dont get extremely angry as my better half prevails most of the time and says "you will just do something stupid and might hurt yourself doing it anyway." Which is good because wrecking your knuckles by punching a pole is NOT a good way of releasing anger.
Oh and just in case anybody reads this, it is NOT good to be bottling up emotions. It is being claimed that people who express their emotions whether through actions or talking to someone about how they feel have a healthier mindset. Saw it on the news
Every reply to this thread is awesome. God i'm glad I found these forums.
That said I have a few techniques, punching bag at gym, smaller weaker person at gym, and loud violent music.
God help the poor fool who enters the room while i'm trying to beat the hardest difficulties on games though.
That said I have a few techniques, punching bag at gym, smaller weaker person at gym, and loud violent music.
God help the poor fool who enters the room while i'm trying to beat the hardest difficulties on games though.
I like how all the suggestions are to listen to metal. Listen to some happier music people. Oh and I get rageface whenever any human being interacts with me ( I hate people). That's when I go and listen to some 80s music, techno, or something in a foreign language.
Smoke some weed, or a cigarette if I have none of the former. Or drink. Then I play the guitar or video games. Or go to sleep.
A few people said exercise I guess the generalization that gamers don't exercise is wrong. Lots of games tend to build up anger (Batman: Arkham Asylum, Final Fantasy 13). I'm impressed how healthy you all are that you didn't use drugs(aside from one or two) or self mutilating behaviour.AllLagNoFrag said:I justmasturbatego for a really tough exercise such as my recent attempts at as many one handed push ups as possible. Either that or absolutely unleash on something that resembles asisterpunching bag.
Anyway, generally, I actually dont get extremely angry as my better half prevails most of the time and says "you will just do something stupid and might hurt yourself doing it anyway." Which is good because wrecking your knuckles by punching a pole is NOT a good way of releasing anger.
Oh and just in case anybody reads this, it is NOT good to be bottling up emotions. It is being claimed that people who express their emotions whether through actions or talking to someone about how they feel have a healthier mindset. Saw it on the news
"I bottle all my rage up inside in the vain hopes that if I store enough long enough I'll be able to shoot concentrated hate beams from my eyes. So far no success, but I'm still trying!"
-This suggestion is the best.
Mostly good suggestions. Reading a therapy book atm to try and solve the problem. It's a dialectical behaviour therapy workbook (anyone who has emotion problems should read one of these).
The question is now...What's the worst thing/regret that you have broken in a fit of rage? I teared the ears of my limited edition Batman lifesize cardboard stand from the 1987 Tim Burton movie.
Hmm... well Ive been doing intensive gaming (or at least I see it as intensive) since Jan last year. Also, Im going to enlist into the army in about a month, so I have been hitting the gym. When Im not at the gym or going out, I just game/watch shows/tv. Yes, Arkham Asylum built anger up for me. The story was easy as hell, it was the challenges especially when I was stuck at 96% completion and had to do the frikin fighting challenges. (Oh whats that, you got it? RESTART *****) I almost lost it at some points, getting hit on the last wave etc.ROBOcity123 said:A few people said exercise I guess the generalization that gamers don't exercise is wrong. Lots of games tend to build up anger (Batman: Arkham Asylum, Final Fantasy 13). I'm impressed how healthy you all are that you didn't use drugs(aside from one or two) or self mutilating behaviour.AllLagNoFrag said:I justmasturbatego for a really tough exercise such as my recent attempts at as many one handed push ups as possible. Either that or absolutely unleash on something that resembles asisterpunching bag.
Anyway, generally, I actually dont get extremely angry as my better half prevails most of the time and says "you will just do something stupid and might hurt yourself doing it anyway." Which is good because wrecking your knuckles by punching a pole is NOT a good way of releasing anger.
Oh and just in case anybody reads this, it is NOT good to be bottling up emotions. It is being claimed that people who express their emotions whether through actions or talking to someone about how they feel have a healthier mindset. Saw it on the news
"I bottle all my rage up inside in the vain hopes that if I store enough long enough I'll be able to shoot concentrated hate beams from my eyes. So far no success, but I'm still trying!"
-This suggestion is the best.
Mostly good suggestions. Reading a therapy book atm to try and solve the problem. It's a dialectical behaviour therapy workbook (anyone who has emotion problems should read one of these).
The question is now...What's the worst thing/regret that you have broken in a fit of rage? I teared the ears of my limited edition Batman lifesize cardboard stand from the 1987 Tim Burton movie.
Anyway, most of my friends game whilst having relatively healthy lifestyles so the stereotype that gamers were losers that stayed at home all day got demolished a long time ago for me.
Urgh, the school thinks I have anger problems. But I don't they're just too ignorant of how things work, you just don't let people get away with stealing your money and rubbing dirt in your face before degrading your whole family, shit HAS to go down at that point. Haha, either way when I feel angry I keep a solid understanding of what's going on so I get emotional whilst keeping my self control, so ya just have to sort of weigh up pros and cons of being angry. Depending on which is more appealing, go with it. I don't really have a sort of 'one defining point of peace and tranquillity' but my favourite music playlist certainly helps!