Why do we lose temper? Please answer chemically.?
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It is not a chemical answer.  It is Biological Chemistry, or the chemistry of a living creature.  It is caused by a surge of adrenaline released by the Pituitary Gland in your brain.
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It is an animal instinct. All animals including humans react subconsciously to stay alive. We all have reflexes or taxis to survive.
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Tears flow from our eyes when we cry because they contain chemicals and hormones produced by our bodies.\n\nWhen we become upset, our brains and bodies overreact and work overtime by producing chemicals and hormones.\n\nCrying helps eliminate these extra chemicals that we don't need.\n\nThe chemicals and hormones disappear from our body through the form of tears. As our tears flow, they sooth our sadness or distress by withdrawing these chemical agents.\n\nThat is why many people feel calmer or more refreshed after crying--because the tears get rid of these hormones that are produced when we are sad, happy, or distressed.
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I try to figure out why I am angry.  Sometimes what I think I am angry about is not the real reason I'm angry.  \n\nAfter I determine why I'm angry, I try to understand what all my options are for changing the situation that I reacted to in anger.  I will prioritize them by the likely hood of their helping to relieve my anger.  \n\nThen I will set out to try to do all I can do to change the situation, and also, to dispel the physical aspect of the effects of the anger.  (Drumming works well, as does walking, writing, talking with someone I trust about the problem, etc.)\n\nGood luck to you.
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It's a dogs life getting distemper, really ruff - so I'm told - so probably a bad temper would be better than distemper. I never really get a bad temper. I don't get angry very much. I don't get Mad - I get Even! (Hannibal Hayes - Alias Smith and Jones)
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The feelings of anger and sadness (either one could mean "upset") cause actual physical changes and I suppose that causes your voice to change.  It's something we don't think about, it's just happening.
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A chemical reaction in your brain.
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Hmmm.... it happened to me..\n\nI am considered to be a cool headed person.. who does not get angry / agigated easily (me not bluffing :-D )..\n\nSometime back... I used to get agigated / irritated rather easily and in no time.. and it began happening often.. my friend.. pointed it out.. \n\nFirst time.. I said.. I denied.. and got hyper... etc etc...\n\nIt happened again.. and he pointed out... I denied again.. but this time did not defend myself.. I realised.. I was wrong..\n\nThat did not mean that it did not happen again.. but whenever it happened he was quick to jump on me.. And boy! do I love him for that... that has brought me back to (ab)normal ...
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I have a very bad temper. I find this very annoying, because every time some one insults me, i embarrass myself. Eg. When I was away at a camp with my friends, we were sitting in the cafeteria eating lunch with around 230 others near us, when I got \nreally angry at one of my friends. I stood up, fists clenched and \nsaid "I am going to kill you" she returned "Id like to see you try" To my later annoyance, I then raised my voice and repeated " I am going to kill you", Until one of my other friends next to me calmed me down. This is a very personal subject and to show your gratitude, could you please vote for me, as I have trouble talking about my temper with others.
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We do lots of damage to our environment, sometime you can feel their crying, their anger. They beat us by storm. We do need apologize the ourself. Do more to protect ourselves.
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Hormones and chemical changes. Anything chemical can mess around with your normal moods and physical/emotional feelings.
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If it's just a recent change, then there is probably some tracable cause that you could track and deal with.  \n\nHave you changed anything recently?  Are you exercising regularly?  I know when I don't I get VERY moody, like easily annoyed, angered and close to tears!\n\nI have not found a website for support, but I have done searches on how to control mood swings, anger and irratibility and I find reading the articles very helpful for self-improvment.\n\nAlso you should get a book on Yoga.  It has helped me a great deal to learn to be more calm and take my time with things!
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Jealous,Short Temper.........\n\nThis is the reason for all.
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Quick temper. I can't help it. It's in my genes.
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Defined: anger= depression turned inside out. Irritated by your definition could be stress related. If so reducing your stress level could be your answer. Taking time out for yourself, by getting away from the source of your agitation, walking is great, if you have a dog its even better, both benefit from the walk. It you are a classic type A personality, (road rage is an example) behavior modification therapy would help. Other wise take breaks more often, read a book, do something you enjoy
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A general answer is Chemicals\nCertain chemicals trigger certain chemicals in your body
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because air builds up inside us. It happens if you eat quickly or talk fast because you aren't getting enough air or you are getting air randomly so your body doesn't have chance to use it properly. Then it gets stuck and it comes out as hiccoughs