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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 05:18 AM
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Each time people can't understand me I am feeling pain in result I hurt the people who are really close to my heart
I sent them most hurtful words, backlash and the most cruel side if me
I'm an INFJ and somehow people can't understand this makes me so angry and results in pain
I can't hurt people but I can't help if people can't understand me
I love them so much and I'm so short tempered
I kill my loved ones with my most hurtful words
Is it a sign I have mental illness? Or does it relate with my life events? Or is it just my bad nature?
I don't know but it has been happened so many times
I can't take it anymore to hurt people
I've been losing so many people whom I loved the most due to this behavior
Can anyone help me?
How to manage my anger?
Why I'm feeling numb killing others by words but after few moments I will apologize and sorry
It feels like I have lost my mind
I broke someone's heart and then apologize like nothing was happened
Please anyone suggest me something to cope with this problem

Thank you in advance
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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 11:01 AM
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I’m sorry you’re struggling with this...
Have you seen a therapist? A good therapist could be very helpful...
I’m sending respect and peace to you

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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 12:03 PM
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Thank you for posting ikakhoirina. I once took some notes of dealing with anger healthily. I was being treated badly and felt violated at that time.

Anger is feeling, emotionally charged, out of control because of shame, violation or fear. It is a symptomatic emotion.
Notice your anger. Is it aggressive or passive? Am I imploding? Or do I feel indifferent to my anger?
Accept your anger.
Don’t deny it or it will grow becoming unhealthy.
Don’t dwell on it, experience it via dissociation.
Feel it, experience it and what drives it.
We are all kids in adult bodies.
Nurture your inner child!
Rescue your inner child by thinking or doing what you enjoyed as a child. What food did you like?
Help yourself through your childhood problems. What would I say to her? Don’t reject her or make her a victim.
Create life experiences in a healthy way.
Deal with the shame, fear or violation.
Create positive affirmations. “I will not be violated again. I will look after and nurture myself. I will surround myself with good people. I care about me.”
Anger leaves us feeling we are not enough to control a situation.
Go from lack of control to taking control.
Address any shame, fear, lack of control and violation. “I am taking control of my life now. I will look after me and give myself what I need. I am angry about the way I have been treated in the past. The past can’t be changed. My future will be different because I am taking control now.”
Feel any tension in my body, contract muscles and then let them relax. Shaking can help.
You can get through this!

I hope this can help and I agree with Fuzzy. There may be a good therapist that would help.

Much respect and kind thoughts to you
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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 12:09 PM
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Thank you for reminding me of this information I had saved. It is a good chance to re-read some old challenges. I forget I made the notes to help me when I might need them.

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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 02:21 PM
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I’m sorry you’re struggling with this...

Have you seen a therapist? A good therapist could be very helpful...

I’m sending respect and peace to you
I think I have such traumatic experiences when I was kid
My dad such a bad temper
And since I was kid I used to break things and angry so much if things don't go as I want I don't know but clearly I remember the most days how that anger triggered me
I have never been into therapist
But yeah let me see what I can do
Thank-you Why I always hurt my loved ones
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Thank you for posting ikakhoirina. I once took some notes of dealing with anger healthily. I was being treated badly and felt violated at that time.


Anger is feeling, emotionally charged, out of control because of shame, violation or fear. It is a symptomatic emotion.

Notice your anger. Is it aggressive or passive? Am I imploding? Or do I feel indifferent to my anger?

Accept your anger.

Don’t deny it or it will grow becoming unhealthy.

Don’t dwell on it, experience it via dissociation.

Feel it, experience it and what drives it.

We are all kids in adult bodies.

Nurture your inner child!

Rescue your inner child by thinking or doing what you enjoyed as a child. What food did you like?

Help yourself through your childhood problems. What would I say to her? Don’t reject her or make her a victim.

Create life experiences in a healthy way.

Deal with the shame, fear or violation.

Create positive affirmations. “I will not be violated again. I will look after and nurture myself. I will surround myself with good people. I care about me.”

Anger leaves us feeling we are not enough to control a situation.

Go from lack of control to taking control.

Address any shame, fear, lack of control and violation. “I am taking control of my life now. I will look after me and give myself what I need. I am angry about the way I have been treated in the past. The past can’t be changed. My future will be different because I am taking control now.”

Feel any tension in my body, contract muscles and then let them relax. Shaking can help.

You can get through this!


I hope this can help and I agree with Fuzzy. There may be a good therapist that would help.


Much respect and kind thoughts to you
That's so kind of you
This really helps and opens my eyes
I guess somehow you're right about anger management
I have this issue
I have been dealing with anger
An aggressive anger since I was little
I didn't mean to blame my dad
But I clearly still remember everything
The way my dad used to treat me in anger caused me having my own anger
Is it possible?
I used to break things in anger
Speak hurtful words
And even have such killing sentences uttered
I feel remorseful after few moments
Not that long
It takes only 30-60 min from each anger to become neutral again
Like I did not do anything wrong
Then I start to cry
When I hurt people or break things I do it all without any consent
Just speak whatever comes from my mouth
And not even think for once
I really can't live the life of being such angry person
I usually get angry when people can't understand my feelings
Like even small gesture of not understanding me can cause explosive anger
Even I'm so sad
People keep leaving from my life
I don't know how my mom put up with me
She has been my target like all the time
If she wasn't my mom she would have left
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Default Jun 04, 2019 at 04:26 PM
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Being aware you have a issue is half the problem solved.

Have you read this book? It helps with childhood abuse.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complex-PTS.../dp/1492871842

I also think some places have anger management classes.

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Default Jun 05, 2019 at 02:54 AM
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Being aware you have a issue is half the problem solved.


Have you read this book? It helps with childhood abuse.


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Complex-PTS.../dp/1492871842


I also think some places have anger management classes.


I really appreciate this
I'll look forward to it
Thank you
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