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anger

  1. JoyChaos

    What is this feeling

    Sometimes theres a feeling deep inside of me, a feeling that no matter what i cant get out. Its like a build up of something tbh i cant even really fully explain it myself. But what comes to mind that would potentially give me relief seems violent to me. I want to scream. I want to pound my...
    • JoyChaos
    • Blog entry
    • 1 min read
    • anger frustration stimming
    • Category: General
  2. AustinTheAspie

    Nice guy when happy, A**hole when mad

    What is wrong with me? Normally I'm a very kind, considerate, compassionate person, but when someone wants to test me, I see something that makes me mad, someone treats me like garbage for no reason, or steps up to me; I turn from being the nicest guy you'll ever meet to just the biggest a**hole...
  3. Libecht

    I find myself full of depression and anger everyday

    Since my childhood, I got mad like every hour. There are just too many things that piss me off. For instance, littering, making noises, wasting food, using disposal utensils, smoking, killing innocent bugs, insulting my favorite movie, not recycling, and not to mention, tons of stupid comments...
  4. Cogs Of My Cranium

    Should I be angry?

    I found out about my aspergers at 27 and I mentioned this word aspergers to my dad who has a severely autistic brother. My words were, 'There's this thing called aspergers' to which he replied he knew this word and I said 'Well I think I have it' Then my dad said 'You do yes'. He then went on to...
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