Furiosity (n): the property of being wild or turbulent "the storm's violence"
I so happened to discover a sheet of bondpaper with some rantings on it on how to manage my anger and stress. And I was like 'what the??' I'm a nice person with a very bad temper. Not just bad but VERY bad. I get so mad easily that it stresses me out. Haha. Anyway, it has been a long time since my last entry here and it took me some time to recover my blog account. *sigh* I had to congratulate myself for the patience and effort I took just to have this written here. Perhaps, I should start writing again.
Here goes what's written on a folded bond paper that I must have written many months ago and I'm pretty sure I was so furious that time that I could murder someone. Haha
'Oh KSA, what have you done to me?'
I realized I've become rude lately. I know it's wrong but I can't help it. Damn hormones and yes, some people should be taught some lesson. I normally treat people the way they treat me. As the quote says 'My personality is me, my attitude depends on you'--that's it. That's really it.
I hate rude and inconsiderate people. I hate it when somebody would call me name out loud (excuse me? get a grip!) and there's this tone of voice I really despise. The problem with people here is that they are always in a hurry. Oh. Always in a hurry as if they'll die.
ANGER MANAGEMENT:
- DEEP BREATHE.
- Count 1-10 before saying anything.
- Relax.
- Don't over think too much.
- CURSE--just in your head.
- Deep breathe---deep breathe and walk away from the stressor.
- Try to maintain your composure.
- Write and CRUMPLE the paper!
Jeez. Seriously? I'm a doorbanging-things-throwing-swearing-shouting-sarcastic-walkout queen and I don't give a damn, most of thhe time. I have this temper issue for so long and at this moment, I've gotten better. I believe everybody has a weakness and this is mine. This place is provoking me to be rude and I have this constant battle within me to stay nice, bubbly and patient. Deep breathe, again and again. Aren't nurses supposed to be patient? What an irony, Karen. *sigh*