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Originally Posted by Richardrahl
http://forums.psychcentral.com/newre...eply&p=1989238
You dont give yourself enough credit sweetheart, Your a strong confident woman, but you need to reinforce that confidence. We all have insecurties and issues , you know me better than most and you know what im like, i could get into a fight in an empty room, or remember my fight in the hospital last year?? your not the only one that jumps out of their skin at times, my god just taking the underground is enough to push me over the edge sometimes. To help with it I try to think it all through properly, why am I angry? is it really a good reason to be angry?? waht will happen if I just explode right now???
You say "we" alot , but we are not talking about "we" we are talking about you. I wish I could teach you how to fight its worked wonders for me being able to tke my aggression in a gym or ring, so people frown on that kind of release but it works for me. I know you like to look at the more relaxing side of taking away the edge so what about more yoga or pilates? and in regards to a smoe social activity, what about studying a night class or something? your a very inteligent person (too inteligent sometimes :P) so how about applying it in a more practical manner? 
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Kisses for the compliments Richard
I remember your fight in the hospital. Your rage is easily ignited as well. However, recently you've matured and It seems you're getting a strong hold over your emotions and aggressions. I'm so proud of you
Physical exercise does help me with my emotions. Increasing pilates (
when I'm able to use both my legs again) will be something I'm going to do. When I use to dance I'd get so caught up in the music and the movement that I'd feel free if just for a little while. You're right the release is very therapeutic.