YOU! yes you! you need to attend anger management classes!

You know, I think anger is an expression of self-hatred, just as is the violence that it seems to spawn. However, it is a bit abnormal for human beings not to get pretty annoyed at least once in a while. So I have a picture of a huge growling bear on my wall with this caption, "Anger is only one letter away from Danger!" May I have your black and white kitty?

I only have number 5 club moments when strange boys peek through my windows. I think you should give up golfing and head for the batting cage. You can swing as hard as you want and it doesn't matter where your balls land.

Now, I will admit that I have a problem with anger management. But, it takes more than a bad golf game to get me riled up. I don't like my temper, but when it gets going, it always seems so justified. Then afterwards, I feel all icky and ugly inside.

I can have a REALLLLLY bad temper. If someone lets me get stressed out enough when they know I'm already stressed out then that's a big bad temper just waiting to happen with me. I have done you know. It involved Police, Security, Mental Health Team Members, Staff of the Building I was in (the Hospital at the time it was that it happened.)

As you have entered that golf club, so you no longer need any anger management motivation. Because playing golf as itself is already teach you about anger management. To manage your anger, but it is not for controlling your anger. Anger is just like your saliva, once spit will never come back to you mouth. So look deeply into yourself, I mean the anger position in your body, feel it carefully just like you can see it, is it hiding under your right ribs?, once you feel precise and spell it out loud and clear..."I hate you!!!!!!!!!!!". The End.

me no, not any more but when I was younger I used to throw things when I was angry until one day I smashed a small mirrow' with my book, and realized how silly I had acted. From then on I began to find healthier ways to handle my anger such as going for a fast walk and breathing out all my frustrations. it did work too.

Ha ha! You had a Happy Gilmore moment. I do have a really bad temper, unecessarily bad most of the time. It's a good thing my hubby is patient! I'm like mymom and sister with my temper and we come from a long line of hot heads.

yes

well my friend i just get very quiet and i bite my tongue and just walk away for a few minutes because i dont want to take it out on my loved oned or my 3lilangels,i never want to say something that later on i will regret saying and then i will feel so horrible for what i did.pattie

Yep, I do have a temper, and my girls have inherited it too. I am much calmer these days, though could still work on it some more. The noise behind me right now is incredible! i've just growled at them for trying to climb out the window, and it wasn't the first time! Can you hear them? I'd really like to put them in the washing machine and spin the mischeif and cheek out of them, but the washing mountain needs it first!

Are there any management classes offered? That's somehow a new subject to be trained in the class. We often talk about one should try to control his temper and it's very important to have a good temper. We shouldn't be so easy to get angry cause that's not good for ourselves as well as the people around me. So we really need to do sth to reach the level that we can control ourselves and are always happy about things around us. Do you think playing golf can really help? Why? Are there any other ways that you think are good?