Mmhmm. Over nothing sometimes. Other times it’s an immediate reaction to being hit with too much too quickly and feeling like my hands are tied behind my back while I’m being suffocated. It’s a powerful emotion. Ever since my anxiety shoot up enough to give me a panic attack that took me months to recover from, my anger has been triggered far too easily. And it’s been on levels I never experienced before then. There’s a definite link there. It’s almost like the attack brought a complete dismantling of my defense system. Everything being felt more powerfully than before. And it nearly made me lose the lighter side of myself. Just now beginning to come out on the other side of it without triggers being led to one stick of dynamite after another.
There is one person who makes me feel that way. Or, at least, I make myself feel that way when I come in contact with him. Fortunately, I haven't had to deal with him in a few years.
@SW-User I wasn't judging you I was agreeing with your comment. It is psychology! pent up anger, such as feeling unheard or unappreciated, lack of acceptance of a situation, resentment, unworthiness or unmet needs is the result of your rage
@SW-User IF it is at work that you feel that way, just realize that the reason is because you are trying to do a decent job but no one else seems to give a rat's f*ck. SO, what might help, just think, "If no one else gives a sh*t, then why should I?"
I know that is not really the attitude to have but it might save one's sanity. Lemme tell you this -
So our supervisor comes up with this really mundane crap that needs attention while the REAL problems get ignored. I do not get it.
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@Punches it’s nothing to do with work, just me being fucked up is all