bits that was an awesome response. thanks for taking the time to describe it. You are fundamentally right in that a man's primary mode of action is to be, and should be that of a man. I've invested emotionally and mentally far too much into irrational and illogical beings (a.k.a. females). And when an incident reveals the truth about women being irrational and illogical, i got thrown into a state of rage that has currently lasted over 15 hours. When in reality, who's fault is it? Surely I cannot blame the woman for acting as an irrational and illogical being, when I knew from the get go that women are such ways in the first place. The rage is a reflection of my own insolence. Knowing the truth, understanding the truth, but when the truth makes itself apparent, I kick and scream wondering why things are the way they are.
So, logically, I've identified the root of the rage. But I am still feeling it, and I was screaming and cursing under my breath on my walk to the office. It even got into fits of yelling loudly when I was in an empty parking lot.
Should I stay the course? Should I switch to A for clearing? These are the questions I am pondering.
But there is one thing that is certain. My time as a man with drive and passion in life is far too valuable to spend raging over a woman. I can think of 231740927454 other things I could have done with the intense amount of energy I've poured into this rage, but instead the rage is occupying my energy.
- Written by an enraged DMSI user
So, logically, I've identified the root of the rage. But I am still feeling it, and I was screaming and cursing under my breath on my walk to the office. It even got into fits of yelling loudly when I was in an empty parking lot.
Should I stay the course? Should I switch to A for clearing? These are the questions I am pondering.
But there is one thing that is certain. My time as a man with drive and passion in life is far too valuable to spend raging over a woman. I can think of 231740927454 other things I could have done with the intense amount of energy I've poured into this rage, but instead the rage is occupying my energy.
- Written by an enraged DMSI user
