Getting mad at somebody over the slightest things?
599960
It looks like that those two girls have nothing better to do but take their problems out on somebody else and it looks like that you're their target, if it keeps bothering you, you should report the situation to a teacher or the principal and they may put a stop to it, school bullying should not be tolerated at all.
1151629
Life is too short to hold a grudge against a person.  I lost one of my best friends to a car accident a few days ago.  A friend can be there one day and gone the next without you even thinking it's possible.  Think about it.  Tell her why you are mad and make up.\n\nGood luck hun.
650664
They lash out. Looking for positive and or negative attention from anyone that  will give it to them.
46219
Maybe it's just wrong to get mad.  Period.
961041
Yes....he has every reason to get upset, i would.....!!
734345
I'm a bit like that aswell sometimes. Just take a deep breath and walk away. Staying there will make you more angry. If you can't walk away, just tell them you're doing something wrong politely.
258282
yes sometimes\nbut when i think back that person really didn't deserve so much hate or attention from me. \ni guess often we feel like such when we personally feel insulted or hurt, but i guess its okay to think about it a little to vent it off and NOT do anything on it.
958744
Don't sweat the small stuff.  If you do then alot of times it turns into big stuff unneccessarily.\nFor the real anger:\n1) Realize what triggers anger in you - a feeling of inferiority, personal injury or humiliation, not being able to be heard, etc.\n2)  Realize when you begin to get angry - thoughts begin to race, focus is not on what the person is saying or doing anymore but how to get back at them, not listening but instead waiting for your turn to talk, bringing up irrelevant things to the issue at hand, etc.\n3)  Realize when communication has completely broken down - again most of what is in #2.\n4)  Take control of yourself instead of trying to control the situation - don't be afraid to take a time-out and revisit the issue later (this requires an agreement with whoever IN ADVANCE)\n5)  Always respect the other person as you would want to be respected, even if they are not doing the same for you!\n\nAll of these points take work, but practice makes perfect.\nGood luck!  These steps work but you must want to change.
296621
You can let them know that they are offending you and try to fix it ,or if you don't want to risk conflict ask someone to be a go between,or pray and ask god to take the resentment you feel away.
803062
It depends. If a person is offended because of a what the person says in a different group or situation then someone should step in and voice with reason and not with anger.\n\nShalom
1151356
I use to have to take an anger management class and what i did was write the things down and throw them away. Go out side and yell at the top of my lungs, Punch a pillow, take a walk. But finally the last thing you must do is talk to the person or persons who made you angery. You need to resolve the problem letting it just be there isn't making it any better. If you can resolve your problem by using tatics you may need to seek professional help.
208839
hahahahaha... hahaha...hahaha...\nU're more than us because U're asking a question just a jack az would make!!!\nhehehehe...\nJust enjoy your life... life is toooo short to got mad at people without any good reasons!
991664
When I get mad, I get an adrenalin rush. Nothing I can say is going to "cool me off.'\nBut, if you are butting heads with someone you might try, "Why don't we just get a hotel room?"
752050
Tell them to piss off.
125280
everybody does things differently. I hate being mad with anyone for life.....
904733
Why are you SO angry??
1037533
Realize that the person doing this needs to belittle you to feel better about themselves!