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Recall an occasion when bạn were really angry
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TDIlover226 said:
Toad: Thank you, Mario!, but our princess is in another castle. Me: ARE bạn FRAKING SERIOUS!? How many castles ARE there!? Who the hell is Bowser's real estate agent, anyways!? They must be a total push-over! (Yes, I talk to myself when I'm angry 83)
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sapherequeen said:
The biggest moment that pops into my mind is when two girls kept bashing my writing, and a third one cursing at me alongside them. I was so furious; my hands were shaking, my tim, trái tim was pounding, I had THE STRONGEST adrenaline rush. I wanted to kill them. Just KILL them. I still sort of do sometimes when I think about it. A một giây moment was when my stepfather and I got into a physical argument (He held me against a door bởi my throat), and my mother didn't kick him out, despite her statements like, "Oh, if anyone touched my kids blah blah blah...." She finally kicked him out after she found out he was resenting her about something she did years ago. I have to leave before I go over my danh sách of things. Again.
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Lightning98 said:
when one of my Những người bạn đã đưa ý kiến that he hated me infront of someone that he liked because she did not like me after he đã đưa ý kiến he was sorry but i am still kinda mad... hoặc the time am evil villan broke into my house and i got so mad that i turned all muscular and green and i punched him and he died... the secone one is true... not the first... ya
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taytrain97 said:
First of all, I have to point out that my cousin Avery was diagnosed with Chrohn's Disease a few years ago, since it's hereditary in her side of the family. She had just started to come to terms with it, even though it meant she couldn't do bóng đá anymore. Anyways, I went to my aunt's Fourth of July party one year, and my great-grandma started talking about how incredibly sorry she feels for Avery and how devastating it must be for her mother. This is three years after she was diagnosed. I just cried in the bathroom afterwards and wrote in my journal. I'm very close to my cousin, and it hurt me.
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MasterOfFear said:
I could spend hours retelling the countless occasions when i was in a paralyzing state of anger (i seem to have developed a problem managing it over the years) Instead I'll be brief. When i was ten, my sister had a friend that would follow her everywhere, which meant that he was always near me. This friend of hers was a complete asshole towards me whenever we met (since we first me, for no reason) At any chance he got, he would be throwing insults at me (and any other projectiles he could find) and whipping me. My less than supportive sibling told me to ignore it, and i tried. But after months, on the ngày we moved away, I couldn't take it anymore. He had actually brought a gang of his Những người bạn with him. He stood in front of me when his buddies surrounded. Before any of them could do anything, i kicked that moron in the chest, causing his back to hit a glass case with a ngọn lửa, chữa cháy extinguisher in it. It was very funny to see him crying on the floor with his back bleeding.
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musiclover2015 said:
when my brother's hoặc sister annoy me to the point where i just lose it. sometimes i get angry for small things like getting yelled @. when i wuz in fifth grade i wuz in my room doing my math homework and couldn't get the one câu hỏi figured out so i did the only solution...crumbled it into a ball, threw it across the room, started stomping on it to the point where it didn't even feel like paper and the tiếp theo ngày when my teacher asked how it got th@ way i đã đưa ý kiến "it must have gotten crumbled in my book bag"
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CourtneyGirl said:
please unless bạn want to see a video of some weeve flying... then i just wont have to bring up the fights that i have been in...ok? ;)
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