Saturday, October 28, 2006

Angry People Hurt Their Hearts

I HATE. HATE. HATE. angry people. I know that by saying this I am being sort of hypocritical because hate is anger, but they make me hateful.

Why would you yell at someone? Yelling makes me shut down and not want to help you. I'd rather just punch you in a vulnerable spot and kick you while you're rolling around, instead of smiling and directing you and wishing you all good intentions. Anger stresses everyone out, so why do it? And because I will not yell back or hit or walk off I tend to hold it in and then probably stress myself out even more and later, at a convenient time will cry it out.

I HATE crying. I think it is weakness and frustration at not being able to physically harm someone. The natural reaction to anger is aggression but due to certain circumstances aggression is not the way to go, just in a self preservation standpoint but also probably in a legal standpoint.

So what do I do? I breathe, count, draw, pace and see it humorously. Then I wish them nothing but ill will and pray that God gives them nothing but a cruddy life. Then I take it all back knowing that it's just bad karma to do so, so I just figure they already have bad lives and that's why they are angry.

I still imagine bashing in their heads. I need a safety spot.


Me.

P.S. This post is not about Rich. He is not an angry person.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

WELL WHAT KIND OF BLOG POST WAS THAT!!! GRRRRR!!!

Anonymous said...

I like the "see it humorously" and the "just figuring they already have bad lives" ideas.

and when you are nice to angry people, it further condemns them because their anger is even more unfounded and unjust.

letting it go is best and realizing that god makes the sun rise on both the good and the evil - they are all his children. and realizing that even the angry people can love their own family, it is more righteous to love everyone as your brother - even those that are angry.