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by Overthinker16 » Tue Aug 06, 2019 11:19 pm
So when I work or play softball or cornhole I snap. Now work is just stressful because they’re alway pushing us to get production so is always go go. But then there is softball and cornhole. Two things I enjoy to do to get me away and just have a good time. But when I do these activities if I have a bad play or round I snap really quick. No matter what it is and once I snap I just lose control of everything and that frustrates me too.
Does anyone have any tips I can do to fix this where I’m not always mad at everything I do? I have been told to get in medicine but I’m not sure if that’s what i really need? Lately I’m just really confuse and looking anyway possible to calm down.
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by NewSunRising » Sat Aug 10, 2019 1:27 pm
One of the ways people deal with anger issues is to practice mindfulness . In other words , be aware of what you're feeling and learn to recognize the building-up of strong emotions as they're happening .
Can you feel yourself getting angry or aggravated ? Can you allow yourself to step away from the situation or take a few deep breaths and reason with yourself ?
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by Aries411 » Fri Aug 16, 2019 12:27 am
I would have to second that. Sometimes we react to a situation instantly when we actually don't want to, especially in the case of anger. I think its due to our emotions. For instance, I think many of us can relate to a situation where we are in a heated argument and we say and do things we regret soon after. Those emotions prevent us from thinking properly. Mindfulness gives us a chance to change those actions. We needs to learn to respond as oppose to react. It takes a bit of practice, but it can improve your life tremendously.
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