Rage

This really rarely happens. But just an hour or so ago I was SO ANGRY - and for no reason. I hadn't eaten any sugar or junk food. Nobody said anything to trip my trigger. I just had an irrational rage. Felt like PMS from way-the-hell back in the day.

Anybody else experience such?

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Personally I rarely get angry, I think I have lost my temper about 3 times in over 30 years and it doesn't last long.

I agree it is so irrational I actually get very annoyed with myself afterwards, such a pointless emotion.

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Thank you. I, too am usually very easygoing which is why this was so strange for me.

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Waiting for the flack for this, BUT ........
I reckon it's a gender thing.

Sure there are bad-tempered, angry males - but domestically and in the work place and even in community groups, I see far more women turn into raging lions (or lionesses) usually over absolute trivia.

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What a load of tosh.

As I stated. I am usually very easygoing. That is why I was so aware of what was happening. But I'm used to seeing that kind of malarkey from Oz.

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I rest my case

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Mine was already rested.

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Interesting point. Down at the bowls club the men's section all rub along together , a lot of joshing but all in good humour. But the ladies section , wow, keep your head down when the fur starts to fly.

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I am pretty laid back, but don't suffer fools, gladly or any other way.

I have inherited a reckless "RED MIST" when everything literally turns red & I have no control over my actions & speech.

Twice this has happened in my lifetime, two too many.


Having said that, in this unpredictable world with all the violence, exploitation & unfairness, we probably should get angry more.& try and make an, if what, small difference

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Oh look! Somebody who isn't a misogynist. Good to see you, sir.