[wallcrawlr]

Is this you?

[Chad Fairbanks]

YEs, it's me. I'm an easy-going, mild-mannered gentlemen who never gets mad, you %&*@%#@(%#(@%@(^%(*&@&%

[inquest]

Scott Trobec shattered, in 1996, after a lifetime of never saying an angry word to anyone.

I don't get it. What'd he do in 1996? Man, I hate these cliffhangers...

[egarvue]

We know what happens to these guys in the end...

[Gabz]

I'm sorry - I don't buy it.

My ex-husband was a miserable, abusive SOB, his identical twin was the exact opposite.

My husband is generally an easy going kinda guy, but when he decides he's going to lose his temper..........he's not violent at all - but he is one to be reckoned with.

Fortunately, in 15 years, I've only seen it happen twice.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Depression. Anger turned inward.

Taking a pill is not going to make it go away.

[clintonh8r]

I'm deeply disappointed....

[JakeWyld]

yup.

Although I was hoping to snap off and go crazy one day.


Interesting article.

[explodingspleen]

THESE @#$! PSYCHIATRISTS THINKING THEY CAN JUST CATEGORIZE EVERYONE AND SOLVE EVERYONE'S PROBLEMS WITH THEIR INANE ADVICE JUST MAKE ME WANT TO ... sip an icy cold pina colada. Mmmm.... that's pretty good!

[SJSAMPLE]

Ned Flanders.
Anyone remember that particular episode?
Okely Dokely.

[ccmay]

Some have even been linked to legacies of family violence, almost like "carriers" passing along illnesses that they themselves don't catch.

Great, so now the feminist bitches can vilify every man for abuse, even men who have never laid a finger on their wives. These people are impossible to please and should be ignored.

--ccm

[Welsh Rabbit]

The subjects of this article are need of serious help, but for the rest of us who need to blow off a little steam at the end of the day, I highly recommend Grand Theft Auto: Vice City or GTA3....

[HitmanLV]

I dunno. I am usually very good natured and happy person. I get 'alienated' before I get mad - that is to say, if someone pushes my buttons for kicks, I'll act like an idiot and be above it all, but usually a permanent scism forms, and I'll never be there to help that person (ever).

As for really getting angry, the last time it happened to me was about 2 years ago, when a friend had been disloyal to me. I recovered quickly, but was always alienated after that.

Before then? about 2 years earlier, I was getting really crapped on by my office and lost it. That's probably the angriest I have ever been, really. It dissipated quickly, almost completey dissolved within a few days, but I was always alienated after that - I quit my job after launching a job search only a few months later.

So I rarely get very angry, but when I do, I usually mean it. In my case, it usually redefines the relationships, permanently.