I very rarely get really angry. When I do I usually just put on my headphones and listen to something heavy on a very high volume and ignore rest of the world.
At the moment its hash and GTA IV...
Spend 2 hours yesterday just watching the tv ingame while smoking joints... You cant really be angy while doing that...
I get incredibly aggressive. I contain it for as long as possible, then usually explode in a punching-screaming mess. Funny, considering I'm a 5 foot tiny blonde female....
I can just calm myself down in most cases. It takes a lot for me to get truly angry. If that doesn't work, punching walls does. I tend to be the oddball in my family, my parents and sister are all pretty emotional people and get angry pretty easily. I'm more of a calculating person, I almost always think things through before actually doing them.
Since I only seem to get angry at games, I just wallop the arm of the sofa. Because it's all the sofa's fault I suck at the game.
Screw you sofa, providing comfort and making me suck at games.
If it's something else, I usually just wait until nobody's around and pull some kind of angry face.
That, combined with the actions for shouting I do but without actually shouting (wavy arms of frustration, for example), must look really, really weird. But it seems to calm me down. For some reason...
Usually I try to seeth it out, leave me alone for a few days and my anger will dissipate. The problem is with school and work I don't have much alone time. Then I do this:
dorkette1990 said:
I get incredibly aggressive. I contain it for as long as possible, then usually explode in a punching-screaming mess. Funny, considering I'm a 5 foot tiny blonde female....
Dance. Seriously. I have no idea how or why it works, but it just does. Maybe it gets all my anger out through physical movement without hitting anything (Not on purpose, anyway)
I'm a realist at heart and as such often understand when bad things happen around me. So if its impossible to actually feel angry, I must bottle up whatever anger I feel.
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