Nothinbutjoy said: Anx said: i can't throw a good tantrum to save my life, which is odd because i was raised by a parent who was a grade-a tantrum queen when she wanted to be.
i'm more of a pouter. the quieter i get, the madder i am. I am EXACTLY the same way. me too. If you can't hear me...watch OUT! Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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superspaceboy said: Anx said: i used to date someone who had a basket of glass votive candle holders so that when they threw a tantrum, they'd have something to throw against the wall that they wouldn't regret smashing. true story.
And the moment they threw something...I'd be out of there. as long as nothing got aimed at me, i found it very entertaining. | |
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superspaceboy said: Anx said: i used to date someone who had a basket of glass votive candle holders so that when they threw a tantrum, they'd have something to throw against the wall that they wouldn't regret smashing. true story.
And the moment they threw something...I'd be out of there. Ambient artists. | |
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Novabreaker said: superspaceboy said: And the moment they threw something...I'd be out of there. Ambient artists. With violent fathers who'd smash the hell out of a floor fan or throw the kitchen table into a wall because he couldn't watch baseball. oh and Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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superspaceboy said: Novabreaker said: Ambient artists. With violent fathers who'd smash the hell out of a floor fan or throw the kitchen table into a wall because he couldn't watch baseball. oh and i will keep my votive-holder throwing exes far away from you, i promise. | |
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CalhounSq said: Fauxie said: You're welcome. "Because precious Paris should only be posing & smiling? Not grunting & getting nailed like a fucking animal?" Brilliant. You're a superstar. I forgot about that little gem already I actually bookmark threads where you make me laugh the hardest Oprah and then hotlinks had me in tears 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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superspaceboy said: With violent fathers oh and | |
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Novabreaker said: superspaceboy said: With violent fathers oh and Tis all good now. I have my "revenge" every fathers day...knowing he probably doesn't get a call on fathers day. From any of the 4 of us. Christian Zombie Vampires | |
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Imago said: Back on topic.
I rarely--and I mean, rarely throw tantrums or even get visibly upset anymore. I find that you lose alot of negotiating power appearing upset. But with close friends and family, when I do get pissed at them, I just withdraw from them and cease to communicate with them. I find that it hurts them the most when I deny them an opportunity to communicate with me. It's something I try not to do, becuase it's very distructive. I've learned a long time ago, that silence really can break someone's heart. i used to have a tantrum and then not talk to the person but now i just cut people out of my life. if you're getting me that upset, then you don't need to be in my life in the first place. the last tantrum i had was last year, when i was still working at the animal hospital but it was less of a tantrum and more of a defense. i was being severely verbally attacked by a superior. after he was done and i was in tears he said some bullshit about really appreciating the work i do even though he was really upset with me and i screamed "NO YOU DON'T YOU TREAT ME LIKE SHIT!!!!!" and then ran out of the place and cried all the way home on the subway like the baby that i am. anyways, i find in those situations it's always best to go over the person's head and get things resolved in as civilized a manner as possible. although on the downside, i never stopped hating him to this day and treated him pretty badly up until i left. it was a mutual thing, though. | |
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i took this other tantrum in response to a tantrum that my father was taking. he was pissed that i didn't go out and buy him soy milk even though i had been working late and studying for midterms and simply didn't have the time to buy soy milk for my lactose intolerate dad.
so he slammed his fist onto the cutting board and told me to "SHUT UP!" and i said "GO BUY SOY MILK YOUR DAMN SELF! YOU HAVE A CREDIT CARD, YOU HAVE CAR KEYS, GO BUY IT YOUR DAMN SELF!!" and then i told him that he could go eat his dinner by himself and stormed off to my room. later that day he came in and apologized for losing his temper. meanwhile, he still hadn't bought any soy milk. i reiterated that he should buy it his damn self. he apologized again the next morning, i get out of bed and he's asking me about when i'm going to buy soy milk. i gave him the look of death. i think in the end my step mom had to go and buy the damn soy milk and she doesn't even drink it. she told me that the reason why he got so upset is because she spoils him. whatever. he's always been that way. she just doesn't know that. | |
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If I'm slamming a door, it's generally a "get the hell away from me" thing, and I'm a let's-talk-it-out type, so if I'm done talking, it's generally because somebody is really being an ass.
If I'm going to really throw a tantrum, boy. . .it's rare, and I'll probably be alone. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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i only throw tantrums when I.....damn i don't throw tantrums i just walk away, or drive away... I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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