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COMMENTS:
it's PMS. take mydol.
by LCD on Thu Oct 12, 06 5:37pm
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STFU LCD. I don't care if you're the moderator on here. I'm asking for help not for f***ers like you to be an a**hole about it.
Voted : I have help...
A big jar of Prozac.
^^well I never. see if I ever come back to this site agian....
anyways, since you did label it as a serious ballot, my apologies.
by LCD on Thu Oct 12, 06 5:52pm
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Voted : You're mad at yourself
Now you need to figure out why you're mad at yourself?
Voted : It's normal, of course
We're living in stressful times, so I've seen such behavior all too often these days. But I would get help ASAP, more for yourself than those around you. Negative feelings like that can have a pronounced effect on you, both mentally and physically. And I speak as a person with some experience in mental-health issues.
I'm no expert, but regardless of whether you are acting out, I still think you need to consider whether you have anger issues and could benefit from some anger management training.
I know someone who has similar moods. I think it is an anger management problem, but it may be caused by physical issues and not psychological ones. For example, I read that High Blood pressure can cause what you describe. I think you should get a complete physical and maybe see a Psychologist. I also know of someone who was taking these over the counter energy pills that you can buy in Deli's and those were making him act just like you describe.
I know you say you don't act out, but really, you are. Just because you don't punch something or someone doesn't mean you're not acting agressively. I think go to your Dr. and try to tell him exactly when this happens. For example, when ever you feel this way, try to see if there is a common factor and maybe that is whats causing it?
I have to admit I have virtually the same issue and I can go into absolute rages sometimes and I've actually had to be medicated for it. I haven't had one in a while. I can tell you more in Private messages.
You are a Republican who probably works for Karl Rove. lol
Voted : I have help...
Too little information to really give any targeted advice, TGLSD. You don't mention your age, but here are some initial possibilities that come to mind:
* You may still be (at the risk of sounding cliche'd) "finding yourself," especially if you are under 25. Dissatisfaction with interim 'selves' is not uncommon.
* You may be extremely dissatisfied with your current lot/ position/ circumstances in life -- if you have internalized the Great American canard that life is (or is mostly) a Meritocracy, you may be experiencing cognitive dissonance beween who you think you are and what you appear to have 'earned.' This might manifest itself in a strong urge to change your 'self' so that you can change you circumstances. Finding onesself in an ever- repeating cycle where the circumstances don't improve could prove very frustrating.
* You have been living your life based on the desires/ principles of others -- taking actions because others tell you these are 'right' rather than what you may (secretly) believe in your heart. Hypothetical example: Your folks want you to get an MBA, but you have no interest in business. But you take that major because you assume it is 'the right/ adult/ rational thing to do.'
* You may be in some situation where you feel a significant lack of control or ability to affect outcomes.
As I said, just some speculation. If it is affecting your life significantly, seeking some counseling could be useful. (BTW, IMO, anyone who is sane seeks counseling at some period sof their lives, unless they just don't have the means).
It is unlikely there is a physiological disorder, but that might be a possibility.
Don't continue to hurt people. You cannot undo hurt with the push of a button. That hurt goes on.
Voted : You are a Republican
Cathexis may be full of ...., but he did stay at a Holiday Inn.
How were your parents when you were growing up, TheGreatLSD?
Alright, thanks all of those who actually gave real advice. It helps me more than you know.
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