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Jan 16, 2005 02:44

Demons of the mind come in all shapes and sizes, I believe based on how strongly they have a hold on one's self ( Read more... )

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coreyaugustus January 17 2005, 03:09:44 UTC
You've seen Anger Management. Get those anger monkeys off your back, bro.
GOOOOOOOSSSSFRRRRAAAAAABAAAAAA.....

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supercheyenne January 17 2005, 05:28:34 UTC
Works for me.

I feel pretty! Oh so pretty...

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gimp_mind January 17 2005, 19:52:53 UTC
The point was really that my anger really has no control over me, and that i wish that sometimes it did.

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supercheyenne January 17 2005, 20:06:56 UTC
Do you really? Do you really wish that you could lose control over your actions sometimes?

It's a scary feeling. I've spent my entire life learning to control my temper, and not let it control me. I've mastered it for the most part, but it scares me because I know what it's like to feel like you are no longer responsible for what you do. I always wonder if I have really learned to control my temper, or if it has just gone into hibernation and someday is going to come out all at once and cause me to do something I will really and truly regret.

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gimp_mind January 17 2005, 21:23:47 UTC
Yes, I really do. I can only recall losing my anger very few times in my life (less than 7), and sometimes I really want to be able to just boil over.

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supercheyenne January 17 2005, 22:47:35 UTC
Why do you want that? Curiosity? Just want to see what will happen? Or do you wish that you could really give someone what they deserve with out being stopped by foresight?

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gimp_mind January 18 2005, 06:16:43 UTC
Just for the feeling of not feeling and just letting loose and not holding back.

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supercheyenne January 18 2005, 13:55:30 UTC
Like rolling down a hill in a barrel.

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gimp_mind January 18 2005, 15:19:03 UTC
Not like that at all. When that happened I was only expecting to come out of it a little dizzy. It was not really an experience outside myself, though it may qualify as a near death experience.

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supercheyenne January 18 2005, 18:49:19 UTC
I see. How do you expect to come out if you lose control of your temper? Liberated?

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gimp_mind January 19 2005, 00:35:19 UTC
Are you asking how I will regain control once it has been lost?

The answer here is that I do not know.

Or are you asking how will the experience leave me feeling?

And again, sadly, the answer I do not know.

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supercheyenne January 19 2005, 04:34:56 UTC
I'm not entirely sure what I was asking, but I suppose you answered it. I still think that losing control of anger feels like rolling down a hill in a barrel, complete with the head smashing. However, it would probably come out better for you. Anger is usually very effective from the quick-witted. I'm not particularly articulate when I am in complete control, and usually when I lose it I sound like a stammering idiot. When I was younger I acted with my fists which brings some satisfaction, but then you always have to face the repercussions.

Wouldn't you rather lose control to the happies or something? Heehee. I think I just made up a word. Happies: n. something akin to a warm-fuzzy.

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gimp_mind January 19 2005, 15:37:08 UTC
No.

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supercheyenne January 19 2005, 17:42:10 UTC
Active rebellion against the happies.

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gimp_mind January 19 2005, 17:47:14 UTC
Most certainly.

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supercheyenne January 19 2005, 19:13:59 UTC
There's a cruel irony at play here. I was just now vacantly staring at your ewok icon and thinking that I needed a hug. My happies have abandoned me after one idiot FYS class. So ends my defense thereof.

I think I'll go cry now. Or swear.

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