Has your anger ever truly "burned"?
350447
I know the feeling you are talking about. I have not had it in sometime. I have found its better always to walk away and hear my heart beating for good not with hate for someone else.
872652
yes, sometimes i do feel like that and that is when i go to the punching bag and let out all my anger. It really works.
229535
Yes, I had a crappy boyfriend in the past who beat me often. I'd try to leave, but he'd find me again. Why it happened....cuz he was a jerk and couldn't control his temper I guess.\nHe finally got his payback--my bestfriend at the time beat him down, and he packed up and moved. Never heard from him again! Yippee!!! ;0)
904733
Why are you SO angry??
1051137
yes the chemical reaction of extreme pissed off ness
702211
daily I say it in my actions by not mistreating anyone.\nThe one I have not said it to~ physically assaulted me the night before I burried my MoM.\nTHAT is a hard one, handed to me as a HUGE test of forgiveness.
134671
My hubby says I'm like a little heater and after a few minutes he gets too hot lying close to me!  It's never because he is angry because we never go to bed angry at one another.  By the way to the person who said, it's because he's mad,... people get "angry", dogs go "mad".
675544
Only a couple of times, but they pissed me off, by asking me if I had ever killed someone.\nStrangely, they never asked again, became so quiet.
144761
A long, long time ago & it was with a pair of sisters who were notorious hellcats. Lemme tell ya, I may not be a smart man but I'm not the dullest tool in the shed either. I truly learned my lesson after that experience & do not wish to ever experience something like that except maybe in a truly pleasureable, erotic context, ever again (not so much for the physical pain, that was neglible, but for the embarassment, not to mention any emotional pain or hurt that the incident caused to them)
565513
I think we all do it.  The question is: how do we respond when someone does it to us?  If we respond in kind (get pissy or huffy or rude) it just fuels the fire.  If we could just understand the power of realizing that when we treat people who are nasty to us (for whatever reason) with a little kindness and compassion, they will usually show a whole different side of themselves.  We all seem to have hair trigger tempers these days and ugliness begets ugliness.
237777
The best one I ever pulled was in high school.  I still laugh today although I could have gotten in big trouble.  I like to go all the way.  \nI went to the bus stop crying and my friend asked me what was the matter.  I told her that my dad went away for the weekend and I accidently burned down the house.  I was really histerical.  At first they were skeptical but I kept on until they really started to believe.  Ooops! forgot to say April Fool!  At school word got around how I burned down the house and my dad was away and he doesn't know.  By the end of the day the principal called an assembly in the Gym.  I had no clue.  They had done everything so quietly.  Well the principal made this big speech about how she was so proud to be apart of this school and she loved how everyone came together and then she called my name out and told me to come to the front.  She went on to say that everyone heard about my situation and there wasn't one person in the whole school except me that contributed some money to help me.  She said that they had collected $1,000 dollars and she was only sorry that she couldn't do more.  I was so embarrassed.  How was I going to tell everyone that I was April fooling.  I didn't know what to say.  After a few long seconds I finally managed to blurt out the whole story in tears.  I was apologizing over and over again when all of a sudden the principal hugged me and said\nAPRIL FOOLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  she later said she had called and checked it out and found out that it had to be a prank so she thought she would follow along a turn it around on me and teach me a lesson.
633039
Ohh I did the same thing and it sure burned coming out this morning.  LOL It was the fire burritos too.  YUM.  Oh and occasionally I've been a bit silent but deadly today.  I just blame it on the girl in the desk next to me.  Ha ha ha I'm evil....
124222
Has this actually happened to you?
976445
I used to be a cook. I was making hot wing sauce. While boiling the sauce base on the stove I was chopping habenero peppers in a food processer. After they were chopped up I would take my hand and scoop it out into the sauce base. I did this process  three or four times. While every thing was blended and simmering I decided that I needed to use the bathroom. I normally wash up afterwards but this time I should have before. I did my thing and walked out of the bathroom. About halfway across the dining room I started to burn incredibly "down there". I got to the kitchen thinking "Man, What the hell have I picked up?". Then I saw the sauce on the stove and knew what had happened. The pain went on for about 30 minutes even though I was outside while holding a ziplock bag full of ice on my "stuff".
736745
I hope God never puts me through such a test, but it's actually hard to tell just how a given person would conduct himself at a given point of intolerable rage. At such a point, I don't think one is capable of recalling any consequences to mind, and if one can, then surely one's rage is controlable; one can then wait on the law to see what it would achieve, but it's often the minority who take the law into their own hands should the law fail to deliver. \nSituations where rage takes sway is when rationale is on total shut down and the only thing in full control is one's enraged sense of shock; in other words, When one is literally "out of one's mind".\nOf course, for one to go through such a traumatic psychological condition, the causes have to be overwhelming: in my case that would be an assault on my most loved one, and maybe the latter's death or permanent disability or any other conditions that would render her a totally different person or none at all. The loss of one's family or child to a deliberate assault; an offense against one's honor and dignity, maybe leading to a public social degradation; a conspiracy to utterly destroy someone's repute and way of life - utter and irreperable termination. \nThere are so many things to drive one to the verge, and so many are those who seldom retain enough awareness to measure their responses and their consequences. Whether I "believe in revenge in the cause of justice", I can't say I do. Rationally speaking, one shouldn't advise or encourage it, but rather try to minimize the consequences as best as one possibly could.  Again, one can only say: Heaven preserve us.
416124
Yes.  But even though I feel hate towards him, I know there is love underneath, I think it's more anger, hurt, and rage than actual hatred.  No matter how angry I was, I would still be there for him though.
732104
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!!