WiiBaby Posted February 12, 2007 Share Posted February 12, 2007 I've had anger issues since the 1st grade, though it's become easier to control, I still "explode" at times. This weekend, I got into a heated arguement with my mom, because I scratched up her wheels a little. I won't go into it, but after we argued a bit I was ready to kill someone. I found myself taking off for a jog, around midnight, then pacing around my old school's playground until I was relaxed. Diapers were the last thing on my mind. I've noticed that when I'm angry, or depressed, I want nothing to do with diapers, or my AB side. In fact, I even start to hate all my feelings towards AB/DLism. But when I am in my AB state of mind, it's like I'm in a different world. I'm calm, and relaxed. I don't have a way to relax or calm myself down when I'm angry. I snap at everyone around me, and I'm generally an asshole. So why can't I just return to my AB state of mind? It's the only time when I'm truly relaxed, yet I can only enter that state of mind when I'm calm. Does this happen to anyone else? --Brandon Link to comment
Tuxedo Oryx Posted February 13, 2007 Share Posted February 13, 2007 I've had anger issues since the 1st grade, though it's become easier to control, I still "explode" at times. This weekend, I got into a heated arguement with my mom, because I scratched up her wheels a little. I won't go into it, but after we argued a bit I was ready to kill someone. I found myself taking off for a jog, around midnight, then pacing around my old school's playground until I was relaxed. Diapers were the last thing on my mind. I've noticed that when I'm angry, or depressed, I want nothing to do with diapers, or my AB side. In fact, I even start to hate all my feelings towards AB/DLism. But when I am in my AB state of mind, it's like I'm in a different world. I'm calm, and relaxed. I don't have a way to relax or calm myself down when I'm angry. I snap at everyone around me, and I'm generally an asshole. So why can't I just return to my AB state of mind? It's the only time when I'm truly relaxed, yet I can only enter that state of mind when I'm calm. Does this happen to anyone else? --Brandon While I don't feel hatred towards diapers or AB/DL feelings, diapers and/or regression is the last thing on my mind when I'm enraged. I tend to wear them when I'm experiencing fear, sadness, or loneliness, and usually settle down after regression. I defuse anger by viewing bloody and violent movies, photographs, and videogames. (The last movie I watched to deal with my bottled-up bitterness was SAW III.) Link to comment
Incomplete Dude Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 Imho, you don't really know anger until it's caused to to depersonalize... more than once. It's a really weird feeling, like all the world is a movie, and your body is just some actor, and one external to yourself. In this state, you aren't just ready to kill some one, you will. (Not that I did, thank God.) In any case, I know what you mean about anger and depression. However, when it happens to me, I purposely start doing AB things, because it quickly pulls me out of it. Still, now I worry it may be leading to an unhealthy dependence. What can you do? EDIT: Lately, I find that instead of getting into a rage, I get into an almost sadistic mode of hatred, fear, self-loathing and contempt for the world. A generalized pit of despair, immersed in destructive energy. It's starting to get so bad that even AB things don't help that much. I fear that one day it might take over my life, and God knows what I will do... It is a truly terrifying thought. It's a good thing I'm going for therapy next week. Link to comment
WiiBaby Posted February 14, 2007 Author Share Posted February 14, 2007 <rant> I have been that angry before, and if it wasn't a girl who sparked my rage, I would've beaten him to a bloody pulp. People never seem to understand what their actions can envoke, it's all a game to them. If I wasn't so desperate to get away from where I live, I'd have set them all straight. >=X </rant> Anyways, therapy does help, but I've found that talking to a friend you trust is 100x better. (I'm out of luck there. X_X) My real problem is that I'm extremely stubborn, so no matter how much I want to be happy, if I'm angry, I'll stay that way. I've noticed that if I start to feel happy when I'm angry, I ignore it, and try to remain angry. Oh well, mabye I'm just crazy. >.> --Brandon Link to comment
Guest Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 Imho, you don't really know anger until it's caused to to depersonalize... more than once. It's a really weird feeling, like all the world is a movie, and your body is just some actor, and one external to yourself. In this state, you aren't just ready to kill some one, you will. (Not that I did, thank God.) I have been that angry, like I was viewing things from behind my head instead of in it. It also sent my aura, which is usually a calm glowy fire, in to a raging inferno of THICK, BLACK and BLOOD RED flames. I was told by my athiest friend who didn't believe in auras that he saw it. Those who saw the damage and destruction left as I took it all out on an inanimate object (a partition wall) were rather afraid. Never in my life had I been so angry, and I haven't been ever since. May all those who value their well being avoid bringing me to such ferocity. The english language lacks a word to accurately describe the level of anger and rage I experienced. Link to comment
Incomplete Dude Posted February 14, 2007 Share Posted February 14, 2007 I find anger to be, in fact, addictive. I enjoy it very much, because it gives a sense of purpose and direction, I suppose. That is, the narrow-mindedness gives a sense of focus and clarity, despite how deluded it may be. For me, I mainly become deluded into a sense of absolute power. However, being deluded as such disgusts me far more than I enjoy it. Link to comment
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