I need to know the meaning of the word MAD when it means angry, not when it means crazy.\nIs it ok to say "I got mad" when someone made me angry?\nIs it ok to say "She is mad at me" when I want to say that "I annoyed her"?
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Yes, those are all the right meaning!
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she might be saying stuff like that b/c she doesnt want to admit that its really over and that she doesnt want to be heart broken,u have to tell her the truth,u might have to make the conversation firm to make her understand and if she gets mad at u then thats her problem b/c she shouldnt get mad at u if ur telling her the truth,good luck :-)
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it means \n NOT   hate + anger = defeat anger\n IT'S     love + anger = defeat anger\n\nWhen your friend is angry with you you have to talk to her lovely and tell \n1)\n" im so sorry about what happen .. I am not going  do it again lets be friends again .. im sorry" thats a lovely word right??\n\n2)\n"I hate you too .. you did the wrong thing .. not me .. i'll never talk to you .. I hate you" this is not a lovely word\n\n\nSO TO BE FRIENDS AGAIN .. WHICH ONE DO YOU WANNA CHOOSE 1st one right .. \n\nthats why its \nLove is the only thing that can defeat anger\n------------------------------------------------------------\n\nget it??
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what is that u do that makes him mad?\nBe clear and may be i would be of some help to u
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Of course you have the right to be mad.  You ALWAYS have the right to your own emotions.  It's how they manifest themselves in your actions, and whether they bring harm to you or others or otherwise infringe upon the rights of others that comes into question.\n\nAdvice from this not-so-old-fart but has been around the emotional and relationship block:  step back a bit from it and don't OVER react.  It's perfectly alright to express yourself--I always encourage friends and family to let it out.  But we have to look at things that we dislike in others as objectively as possible.  What led that person to behave in that way?  Is it our perception of the situation that has us angry as much as the person?\n\nOftentimes there isn't time to weigh these factors because you just want to react, but if he's at work, you have a moment to consider.\n\nNow I'm not defending your boyfriend... he should have remembered and should have known this was important to you.  But if you're both young (which I'm guessing... under 30, right?), then don't let it get to you too much.  We men aren't the brightest creatures on the planet.  Women have strong emotional intelligence, much stronger than men for the most part.  We do eventually learn, it just takes us time.\n\nRub his nose in it, not so much that he resents you, but enough so he won't soon forget.  Tell him in no uncertain terms that you were disappointed and that it hurt you, whether he thinks it's reasonable or not.\n\nOh, and happy birthday!  I turn 34 tomorrow, meself.
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who brought you up? who gives you shelter and food? Still your mom right? Did you do something that make her upset? mom sometimes said things that she didnt mean when she was stress, angry or upset. dont take it too hard.
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Yes, you are.  You can be hurt and upset but you have no right to be mad.  She was honest with you and didn't cheat on you.  That is just life and you can't be mad at someone just because you don't like how things turned out.
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More than likely, someone or something is bothering you that you have been unable to resolve. If you can figure out what that is, you've solved half your problem. Try to find constructive ways to express your anger --- work out, play a sport, write letters to people your angry at (you don't have to necessarily send them or share them). Try to talk to a good friend who will understand if you are moody right now.
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Absolutely!  I can write exactly how I feel and get my point across, especially if I am riled up at the time!  When I am mad, or upset - my feelings supercede my verbal reasoning and I cannot find the words to express myself.  After the moment is over, I can think of a million things I "should have said".\n\nIn fact, I just chewed out my husband on a scathing email this morning!!
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if a girl i liked got mad at me, i'd feel bad and try to make it up one way or another.  if i got mad at you getting mad at me for something stupid i did... then that should tell you that i need to grow up.
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dont get mad...get even!!!
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oooooook? let see how to explain this hmmmm i got it! have you ever heard of slang before like whats up? well its like that except for you are calling someone a name. dont take any offense to it.
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They say we shouldn't even use the word "you". Because it will make a person go on the defensive, even if we're not talking about them personally. But use words like we, or someone.\nOne guy told me if I said "we", that's when he'd get offended, because then\nI'd be including him! Can't please everybody!
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My fiance is not the best listener.  Used to get me pissed because I would be talking about something I thought was important to me (and I don't usually express myself much) and she would respond with a comment about something totally different like she wasn't even listening to what I was saying.  Made me feel dumb to get mad and bring it up because I felt like a whining woman (sorry ladies)\n\nI learned to deal with it and now just realize I have to bring her back to the conversation and make her focus lol  She tries more to listen to what I have to say too.\n\nLove you babe.
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I don't know if there's a good study, my personal belief is that if people say it... they mean it. Like arguments, I never disregard things someone says to me in the heat of anger. Why? Because it's their true feelings on some level or they never would have come to mind.
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I doesn't make me angry, but it is a general understanding that it means that you are angry.\n\nAlso, if I see a long post that is all caps, I just skip it, because it is annoying to read.  Don't know why, just is.
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In this case, the answer is the third word in the phrase "the English language", i.e. "language"! The part about "angry and hungry" turns out to be a red herring. (from COPYEDITING-L list and the rec.puzzles Usenet newsgroup's FAQ) People who don't know the trick to this puzzle, by changing the wording when they pass the question along, have mangled the question until there is no real answer! \n\nThere is no answer. \nThe puzzle is WRONG. "It's a fraud, it's a fake," says Will Shortz, who is the puzzle editor of the New York Times and the host of a puzzle segment on National Public Radio's Weekend Edition (NPR, 11/10/96). The actual truth is that \nNO other common English word ends in -gry! It's a trick question -- and the trick, at least in some versions, has been lost. Word-puzzle fans and reference librarians have been trying for years to track the question's history to find the original answer. But to do that we need to know what the original question was. And there are several different versions in circulation purporting to be the original.