Anger attacks

gustavofring

Well-known member
Does anyone else experience horrible anger attacks?

Sometimes when something repeatedly goes wrong on the computer, I just completely flip out, curse, shout, punch pillows. Not in front of people though. It frightens me and I fear that one day I will flip in front of people.
 

mikebird

Banned
YES!

It's my life!! My main upsurge and shouting happens regularly with a recruiter on the phone. This instantly get me blacklisted and shortlisted as unemployable per agency. I wish they could understand my humour - Basil Fawlty and Red Dwarf's Dave Lister

My main pride has been to reign it in so well. A lot is personal. I rely on my quality kit, but recent annoyances have been 'having to reset my password' Accused of forgetting something I never forget. Wish I could choose a new landline number and keep the beasts away. I'd never get riled if my car played up. I'd fix it. I did tear my clothes apart when I was too confused in hospital rehab. I think of Keppra (anti-eleptic, anti-depressive) as a root cause of irritability, etc, but I think most of the passion is in me

I NEED A PUNCHBAG. TWO PRIME GOALS DON'T INTENTIONALLY GO TOGETHER: CINDERELLA SEARCH AND PUCNCHBAG :bat:
 
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Now I have developed the habit of being very mindful of any form of rapidly escalating aggravation, including irritability (which can be constant, & not rising at all). Yes, i have majorly "lost it" in front of people in the last few years, which i almost never did before (except the odd temper tantrum as a kid). So when it all reached a "head" early this year, i realized that i have a very major problem with anger/rage, and so i need to be tending to that a LOT more than i were doing up to that point. So now i haven't had a "rage attack" for several months now they were getting pretty violent - smashing objects, confronting people, saying some very very dodgy/threatening stuff).
So i have finally after all these years accepted that i have got (& have always had really) some pretty major anger/rage issues. And i guess it has sunken into my subconscious now, and i think in the back of my mind there's always something now that warns me when i feel about to start entering "the danger zone", which i act upon immediately. I used to ignore all of these things/signs (& got lost in the emotion), and was too inflexible & set-in-my-ways to change my course of action if needed.

But i think the key point in overcoming this, would start with trying practise becoming aware of the very first signs of irritabilty/aggression/anger/rage, and acting on it THEN - NO LATER (if possible), as often is the case that "later" is TOO LATE!!!
 
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laure15

Well-known member
Once in a blue moon, something gets me so riled up that I curse out loud and damage things. But that's becoming less and less of an occurance due to meditation and yoga.
 

rocky_oreo

Active member
I curse if something goes wrong on the computer or the computer isn't working properly, or other things that cause me stress. When I am suffering from stress I find things get to me a lot worse than when I'm feeling calmer. I have high blood pressure and a partner who tells me to calm down so in the end I listen to him.
 

gustavofring

Well-known member
I suspect I have high blood pressure as well. I definately feel like my brain is pressurized when I get angry and like I need to blow off steam.

Also, it often happens after.... Coffee-drinking. :kickingmyself:

This morning I was so pi$$ed off. I exercised later today and went for some fresh air and feel much better now though.
 

Fighter86

Well-known member
It happens to me too, specific to certain situations. If those situations don't take place then I am good.
 

christa

Well-known member
Yes and they have gotten worse this year. I had one that was more like a panic attack after a woman I didn't know yelled at me.
 

Jesus89

New member
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