What Made You Angry Today?

[Anrish]

Another colleague! He is the reason that I had to come to work today because he went to the chief and complained...old tattletale! :banghead::arghh; He can't stand me and vice versa! :mad: ...the chief didn't tell me but another colleague had overheard the complaining and told me today because she was shocked to see me...:shifty: Wait, you jerk! I will remember this for sure! ...he even told others that I wouldn't fulfill my duties?! WHAT?! I told the chiefs on Fridays and noone complained or called me...stupid a*******! :alien:

 

[mary1979]

My husband for speaking to my son about issues that were personal, and should have remained confidential.

18 or not, my children do not need to be forced to carry my burden

What does it achieve?
Nothing except pain
His spite is so childish sometimes.

 

[Gadgie]

I got angry when I saw a program on TV, it was a documentary about folk not paying their debts?

They hounded one bloke for a debt of £6K, who had to borrow money from his Mother to pay half the debt off that day, or they were going to take away all his tools and van, he was a self employed plumber.

Yet, a foreigner who owed £32K on back rent for his restaurant in London, was left alone. As the bailiffs said the contents of his business were not worth removing, to pay some off the debt, for the costs involved in doing that, so he just walked away from the debt!

 

[Ronin]

@Ava Jarvis, :hug: back and thank you. :ninja:

What made me angry today was microagressions & the inpresence of sun & the way the ground and air alike stin- I mean smell.
Then I remembered that's many reasons to find a gentler world somewhere else or within.
So less angry. Different / more constructive angry.

 

[Ocean5]

My husband for speaking to my son about issues that were personal, and should have remained confidenti...

My father when I was less than 10 tried to explain my mom's issues (he was the abuser, and cause of my ptsd, and many of her problems.) I just remember yelling, then running as fast as I could away. Learned decades later he regretted ever doing that to me. I don't remember much except running away from him and yelling at him. I probably dissociated since from what I have been told my reaction was not good at all.

 

[Anrish]

Aggressive drivers.

 

[Ronin]

^ <Points above.>

That too.
If they were aggressive and good drivers, if it were good for something, but no.
Though I'm imagining people like those driving through some other locations, with their style and lack of attention they'd miss the mines, and it shouldn't cheer me up as much as it does, but here we are.

 

[illusionist]

Bullying. Not me, but someone else....pathetic people!

 

[mary1979]

My father when I was less than 10 tried to explain my mom's issues (he was the abuser, and cause of my p...

I'm sorry you had to deal with that @Ocean5.

Your father was a selfish person for dragging you into his crap when you were so young.

Pisses me off to no end when a parent steps over a line like that purely to justify their own actions.
What help is it to a child?

 

[EveHarrington]

People who pretend to be my friend, asking me to not push them away------and before I even respond they are the ones running away.

Why the lies?

Why waste my time?

Angry & annoyed.

I was taking my time to think but that wasn't good enough for them. Guess I should be glad I found out the truth sooner than later.

 

[Britt.f7]

My mom's dog's barking has been driving me crazy all day. It makes my nerves feel raw. I get a...

They have collars out there, I believe, that make a sound or spray to deter the dog from that barking behavior. Maybe that would help.

 

[EveHarrington]

They have collars out there...

Yes, they do work. Not sure about the spray ones, but the shock collars work. The dog hears a sound before the shock and eventually just the sound is enough to deter barking. Some think the shock collar is cruel but if the alternative is putting the dog down-----