How would you express your displeasure ?

Boyfriend has this notion that short, Asian girls are fiery and scary when angered. He got this knowing me, my sister and another friend that fits the description. I do all those you mentioned and then some. But again, like James said, it depends on the intensity. I either stop talking at all or start yelling. I slam things. I become even more sarcastic. I start remembering things from the past that I thought I've let go of but obviously have held on to for future purposes such as the present disagreement. And I can't remember if you were in that discussion but yes, I've trashed my room just recently.

Hahahaha... Let me think for right now I am in a quite good mood and cannot really figure out how I actually react. May be, my voice gets very much obvious of the turmoil I go through. The frowns with red face, dejection, blabbering all together, I guess. But I am smart enough to do it in seclusion, in complete solitude. That makes much sense, isn't it?

It shows all over me.I just cannot hide my displeasure at all.I just cannot arbor these negative emotions as they tend to torment.So if I am not happy I show it.That is it.By frowning,glaring,red faced everything possible.

To be honest I am not 100% sure alok! But I think it would definitely include a healthy dose of sarcasm and short tempered behaviour and definitely some glaring would be involved! It all depends on the intensity of the situation really. If it is something minor then I will usually make some smart a@@ comment and then leave the room; buit if it is something more serious then the person at the receiving end will pretty much get the physical animation AND verbal barrage all at once! There is generally a lot of profanity involved too in most cases.

I'm very vocal when the person that I am upset with is someone that is close to me, though when I'm not close to that person or when I'm really mad or upset I just keep my silence or back away so that the other person would be spared from my hurtful words.

All of the above!! But I find that being tactful and diplomatic yields better results. I mean, people would go out of their way for you when you're nice, even though the situation may be unpleasant. I believe it's called positive reinforcement.

I don't usually express what I feel. I prefer to keep quiet and do my own things. But I am quite hot tempered and I don't like to be pestered about something which I don't like. If I am in an angry mood, and someone poked me and made me more angry I would be nasty, depending on how serious he or she is making me angered. I want people to respect me as a human being. I don't like to jump and show my feelings, but somehow many people are taking my quiet approach as a weak sign and always take advantage of me. But there are times when I will be jumpy and when I do, the person would regret it for the rest of her life. I really mean it.

When I am very very angry I tend to go very quite. I just dont talk to anyone then and prefer being alone in the room.

Good question, alokn99[ or should I say good question 99?]well I don't pout, I don't huff, but I glare, and stare, and get red on the face, and at the end I turn my displeasure wrapped it around my little finger and give it back to where it came from.