Do you get angry very easily?

It takes a little of nothing to make me super pissed.

I jump from fine, to having to excuse myself so I can go in my room to stomp around and curse the gods.

These little episodes happen frequently.

I’ve noticed my father is the same way.

He’s never been abusive or violent,

But, for example,

He couldn’t find the peanut butter one day while he was making a sandwich,

Had an absolute breakdown.

Pulling stuff out of cabinets while talking to himself about how he’s going to get his own peanut butter and have it in the same spot every day!

Sounds like I’m making fun of my dad,

But scenarios like that are almost daily in my household too.

Do you get angry too quickly?

I do for sure.

Always have and have no idea how to control just explosive rage.

Comes out of nowhere.

So strange.

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No it
Takes a lot.
But when my grandmother was alive I’d get angry around her quickly. She knew how to push my buttons.

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Yeah I think it’s a mood symptom for me because my APs help with that.

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I’m getting better as I have done a lot of work on anger management. Anger = stress = more symptoms = eventual damage to my insight. Anger is a first domino and I have to do whatever I can to keep it from getting tipped.

I can recommend workbooks to anyone interested. They really do help.

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I walk away when my spouse is upset because he has a tendency to direct his frustrations at me. I can easily get enraged is misdirected frustration on me.

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Before I got sick I got angry out of nowhere. Then I got depressed then got angry again and had other symptoms later. I was angry for years until I started taking Invega Sustenna injections then after a while it went away.

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Yeah I agree with Daisy depends on who I’m interacting with some people can bring it out of me others can’t

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I am very slow to anger. I have a lot of patience. :pig::pig::pig:

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I get annoyed easily but it takes an awful lot to get me actually :rage: angry.

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It will took a while.

More and more when i look back.

Today i will laugh to that where i got angry.

Or be very calm and say that it’s not ok to lie, tell private things around that i said in confidence and make people around laughing, …

Or even look and wait what will happen next.

Don’t know, I’m very confused now by my own text

edit :

got it

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I never get angry! I don’t have the ability! A reason why people have treated me so badly.

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Nothing like I used to. I still get mad, but way better about losing it on people.

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The question is what makes me angry.

There are two different kinds of aggressions i think.

My incompleteness ?
My powerlessness ?

Speedy, i call you buddha

Being able to get angry is actually healthy. Not being able to get angry causes a lot of psychological problems.

But thanks!

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It’s escalation

@shutterbug, I’d love a workbook recommendation.

Everyone says it is impossible to get me angry. Colleagues or friends or my ex. They are kind people though.

My family very easily triggers me. There is plenty reason to be triggered. As they are manipulating and threatening my kid and all. Passive agressive behaviour leads to me wanting to throw rocks at them. But getting angry does not help. It makes me look like the bad guy. And feel like the bad guy. Cause whatever they do, it is still my response. I don’t want my personality corrupted like that. Their behaviour is often intended to arouse anger…which is exactly why I should shut up. And not take the bait.

Minimal contact, and only by e-mail, is a very relaxing solution. But I want to know anger management too…in case there is a situation like that again. With them or someone else.

I.get much much to angry when I get psychosis and that’s the main resson why I’m on large quantities of meds but let me stain in the same sentence that I have never done anyone anythings. And I’ve never been on forced meds.

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Good that you never hurt anyone.

Psychosis mostly does the opposite to me…I flee or freeze or hide or fawn. I start to apologize to abusers. I’ve told my pedophile uncle how wonderful a person he was for saying sorry (one sentence, after decades)…and how sad for him, that I hurt his life so much, by politely speaking up. :woman_facepalming: I was forced on meds…but for being scared and catatonic.

I was never physically violent (with the exception of self-defence). I can be temperamental when triggered…but rather fiercely discussing with arguments. Or screaming to ■■■■■■■ stop hurting my kid and me. Or being very direct. Or such.

I used to explode. But ive learned to contain or diffuse it.

The worst was mixed mood episodes with manic rage for almost no reason.

Marian I’m so sorry for.you that you had to go through all that…I myself am.victim of economic abuse.from some people who called themselves friends. So now I’m totally alone and don’t pay bills for others.

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