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Can anyone tell me how to release this anger. I’m not even actually mad over anything. My day has gone so well. But I have this need to not only verbally fight with someone but to literally kick the crap out of someone. I’m never a fighter and was never the type to resolve conflicts like that. But today it’s a strong need.
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I've often heard punching a pillow (or even yelling into one) helps release some of that energy. I'm sorry to hear you are feeling like that. You may also want to try exercise, or running.
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I did run this morning. It only made it worse. |
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Well... anger is something I've dealt with for many years. And often, like you, it wasn't really directed at anyone or anything in particular. I was just pissed!
![]() ![]() Here's a link to DocJohn's article on anger management, from PC's archives. The article provides links to a number of additional articles on the subject as well: Anger Management & Coping with Angry Feelings - Psych Central ![]()
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For me personally it depends on the anger. If I am feeling very irritable and overstimulated, I need to calm that down. I may dim the lights, find some place quiet or put on some music I like, and I try to deep breathe. This usually helps temporarily. I have also found sometimes my anger is really anxiety, fear, sadness or some other emotion manifesting as anger, and offering self compassion helps, like talking to myself and telling myself it's okay to be scared. I may also do self care like take a shower or bath, wrap myself in a warm blanket or drink some tea. Caffeine makes my anger/irritability 1000x worse so if you're anything like me avoid that. Running is an intense exercise, but maybe something like swimming or yoga could be more relaxing and calm your mind? Not sure any of this will help, but hope you find something and feel better soon.
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Buy ugly plates at a thrift and smash one in a bag , easier clean up , it works great when I have just reached my limits
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Oh I really like this idea. Thank you |
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Better than ripping doors off the hinges that's for sure or other expensive items. I used to use a large punching bag but I'd punch and image knocking people out and wouldnt stop till I couldn't anymore. But I'd take it too far and long that my skin on my knuckles would be gone and bleeding. Because after I rested a few minutes I'd go again and again. It never stopped till I'd get bored of punching a bag and go look for a real fight.
Just use caution when resorting to breaking stuff as it could just enhance the rage. |
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That is a genius idea! There are times I'm angry and I just want to smash something to pieces. Thanks for the advice! |
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I'm so sorry you're hurting so much, sunnyvibes
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