Grrrr! *SMASHSMASHSMASH*

Do any of you ever react violently when you get pissed off? How bad are you? Examples?

Me, when I get pissed off over little material things like not being able to find something I misplaced, not being able to untie a knot (rare example), not being able to get past a certain element of any video game, etc. I start to lose all sense, all logic, and I'll start hitting walls or start throwing shit around. It fucking feels GOOD. I just hate when I destroy things and later really really regret it.

I forgot what the reason was but a few years ago I nearly picked up my Dreamcast and slammed it on the ground. But as I was whipping my arm back I was like lol fuck that. Instantly I lost my rage and just kinda held the system against my chest just in case my tantrum came back.

I can't be the only one. =ooo

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Fucking thread cracks me up. Had a cousin that would get so mad at some games he'd turn the system off, put the game in its case (my explanation for this is that he felt he was basically punishing the game by putting it away) and put it away for three or four solid weeks. Also had a friend that got pissed off by NHL '94 and tossed it off his balcony about four different times before his girlfriend (she bought it for him) got tired of going to pick it up for him.

Originally Posted by Krelian

I never react violently when something pisses me off. Seriously, these tales of people chucking controllers across the room or punching walls or anything similar astound me - what the hell is that shit going to do to help? Can't wrap my head around it.

I mean I don't jump up and down and wave pompoms and sing and do a little dance whenever something happy happens, so why should I react similarly in a negative situation?

All true, but when your ordinary person gets pissed off thinking things through that logically is one of the last things you're gonna see. Plus, it actually feels good to physically vent, so long as you're not causing horrible damage.

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