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Alrighty folks, here it is. My thread about how genuinely ticked off I am at a bunch of things in my life.

So, where do I begin? How do I begin to let out this anger in a way that won't hurt me or anyone else?

Want to help me with this?

Because seriously, when I even allow a teensy-tiny, wee bit of it up into the light, my desire is to say ugly, yucky, smutty words REALLY REALLY LOUD ... but I know I can't here, so...

Um.

Help


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Want to help me with this?
Yes, I do, but I can't.....I'm not equipped. But I'll stay with you while others are helping you.

Hug


Where we find our greatest weaknesses ~ is where we can also find our greatest strengths.
 
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Hi Nyn,

I find the basement or the car (driving solo) is a great place to say this stuff. It certainly won't hurt anything else. And if this is a "one time" issue of needing to blow off steam, it probably won't hurt you either.

Have you worked this through with your therapist?

Sunshine
 
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Originally posted by LovingBoundaries:
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Want to help me with this?
Yes, I do, but I can't.....I'm not equipped. But I'll stay with you while others are helping you.

Hug


Hum. Well, can I say BUMMER?

Why do you think you aren't equipped? (If you don't mind telling me.)

Hug back atcha!


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Hi K Smile,

Oh, it's not a one-time kind of anger. It's a long-time kind.

Oh yeah, my therapist and I are talking about it, too, but... there's a resistence on my side that is impossible to ignore. I thought I might feel safer here... being semi-anonymous and all Wink.

If the consensis is that I am not safe to do this here, then I'll have to rely on my therapy only.

I just thought... maybe... hum. Hm. Sigh.


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Willing to try something different than either venting or stuffing? How about this - you tell me:

What you're angry about

How you feel

And:

I'll guide you through the HEALS steps.

Wanna try?


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“It’s not age-appropriate to expect children to be concerned with their parents’ happiness. Not unless you want to create co-dependents who’ll spend their lives in bad relationships and therapy."
~*~ Laura A. Munson


“Heroes know that things must happen when it is time for them to happen. A quest may not simply be abandoned; unicorns may go unrescued for a long time, but not forever; a happy ending cannot come in the middle of the story.” ~*~Peter S. Beagle~*~
 
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Nee-ne-vay....is that the right pronounciation?

Hi chere....mad huh? Anger is a secondary emotion....let's talk about what's below that?


Don't wait for anyone to bring you flowers. Plant your own garden. Sunshine
 
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Okay J and star,

I have my snorkel on and I'm ready to dive.

I can only do one at a time so give me a second to think of what first...


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Ok, so what are those "bunch of things" that tick you off? It is always best to begin by defining specifically what it is that triggers the anger. Do me a favor and list those BEFORE you list what is beyond the anger (which is, of course, hurt and injury).


Don't believe everything you think.

 
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Oh, and star, I pronounce it like this: Ni(eye)-nev(ev). Long i short e. But I could be wrong. LOL, since it's a real name from mythology and I've never heard it spoken out loud.

Alright~

...and this is hard because I typed it three times with extraneous information that made it colorful but not succinct (sp) and I can't spell and it's frustrating, which I'm also irked about but that's not what I want to talk about right this second because I do know why that makes me mad - it makes me feel stupid, but I digress... or do I?...

I am mad because I can't find a job in my field.

ed - since I typed it twice, after all. <grin>


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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And that causes feelings of what?


Don't wait for anyone to bring you flowers. Plant your own garden. Sunshine
 
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Why do you think you aren't equipped? (If you don't mind telling me.)
I don't do nearly as well in written word as I do in person or by phone.

Thanks for saying BUMMER. I say that word too and it made me feel good. Smile


Where we find our greatest weaknesses ~ is where we can also find our greatest strengths.
 
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Penny, I thought you were J... sorry 'bout that... I do want to do it, if I wasn't clear. Sheesh.

This must make me nervous. Well, it does.


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Originally posted by Star*SYMC:
And that causes feelings of what?


Now see, I can't tell you. The door closes, and yes, even with my therapist. I don't know how to explain it, except I literally don't feel what it is.

Is there a way to do this in smaller chunks?

I'm guessing that the HEALS will address it in a way I can begin to move forward, Penny?


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Tell me what the anger self talk in your head sounds like.

When you say you're angry - and you post all these things &^## what are you hearing in your head?

And yes - it is ok to say them on this thread in this context because we're going to do an exercise with them.


~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~

penny.tupy@yahoo.com

My eBook – Overcoming Infidelity

One on one personalized help – Hire me



“I don’t love you anymore. I’m not sure I ever did. I’m moving out. The kids will understand. They’ll want me to be happy.”

“It’s not age-appropriate to expect children to be concerned with their parents’ happiness. Not unless you want to create co-dependents who’ll spend their lives in bad relationships and therapy."
~*~ Laura A. Munson


“Heroes know that things must happen when it is time for them to happen. A quest may not simply be abandoned; unicorns may go unrescued for a long time, but not forever; a happy ending cannot come in the middle of the story.” ~*~Peter S. Beagle~*~
 
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Yeah....I seem to be able to find everything BUT the pronunciation....although one of the spellings (nynaeve) leads me to believe that yours must be right.

quote:
LADY of the LAKE

Real Name: Niamh

Identity/Class: Celtic Goddess (Camelot and modern eras)

Occupation: Goddess, guardian of Excalibur

Affiliations: connected to Celtic Gods;
uncertain connection to Nimue/Vivienne (see comments)
Avengers West Coast, Black Knight (Dane Whitman), Adam Crown, Excalibur, Green Knight, Iron Man (Tony Stark), Lancelot, Merlin, Arthur Pendragon

Enemies: Bane, Iweret, Red Lord, Sir Accalon; possibly Sir Balin

Known Relatives: Dyonas (father), Llew-Llaw-Gyffes (uncle), Gwydion (grandfather), Arianrhod (grandmother), Dagda, Leir, Amaethon (granduncles); Mabuz (possible son?)

Aliases: Nimue, Nineve, The Maiden of the Lake; see comments

Base of Operations: an undersea kingdom or castle possibly beneath Lake Benoye, Benoye, France; Avalon, Otherworld; Camelot and modern eras

First Appearance:
uncertain, possibly Morte D' Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory (15th century);
(Marvel Universe): Hulk Comic (Marvel UK) #18 (July 4, 1979)



Powers: Uncertain. She is apparently immune to the effects of aging and conventional disease. She apparently can survive underwater, although it may be that she uses the lake or other sources of water as a portal to another realm. She may be able to travel to Otherworld/Avalon, and possibly to other dimensions as well. She has long held the sword Excalibur, which she bestows unto only the most worthy swordsmen.

In one appearance, she was a green woman, able to transform into (or composed of) a watery substance. She could transport herself to anywhere in which a large pool of water was present. She also may be able to travel through time, or at least view future events. She demonstrated a few other, unspecified magical powers.

In another appearance, she had certain powers of vegetation, able to extend vines and branches from her body.

The Lady of the Lake is typically described as being clad in shimmering, white robes of the purest samite.

History:
The Lady of The Lake was a mysterious female credited with giving King Arthur the legendary sword Excalibur and the mystic scabbard which protected the wearer from dying. She was also credited with abducting Lancelot to her underwater dwelling to be her ward, training him to be the greatest of all knights.
Other stories attribute Lancelot du Lac's ("of the Lake") prowess to the Lady of the Lake (with shades of the Achilles myth) baptizing him in a magic pool as a child . In some of the tales, she stole the child Lancelot and cured his madness. This was done so Lancelot could become guard to her weak son Mabuz who was tormented by Iweret.


Don't wait for anyone to bring you flowers. Plant your own garden. Sunshine
 
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Ok, let's back up a few paces, shall we?

When do you feel the anger? Is there any pattern to it? Any obvious triggers?


Don't believe everything you think.

 
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LB, Thanks for 'splainin' and drop by with thoughts any time... then it won't be such a bummer! Hug

And Star, what a doll you are for looking it up! I got my information from a book and never looked on the internet. That's interesting. Thank you! Hug

Penny, thank you, too Hug... a prologue hug!


quote:
Originally posted by Penny_SYMC:
Tell me what the anger self talk in your head sounds like.

When you say you're angry - and you post all these things &^## what are you hearing in your head?

And yes - it is ok to say them on this thread in this context because we're going to do an exercise with them.


The anger talk in my head is ugly and self-blaming...

About this particular subject (not being able to find a job)...

You idiot, you should have known it would be like this. What the hell were you thinking moving to another country in the first place? For crying out loud, you're over 40, fat, and you haven't worked in five years now. Who'd ever hire you now? Everyone said this would be a mistake, why didn't you listen? YOU KNEW it would be a mistake, remember all those doubts, well now you're paying for it.

I could go on... but I think you get the drift.


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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Oh Tak, at this point my triggers have triggers... they're everywhere... all the time... it's so overwheming that I hardly know where to begin.

My face is hot right now. I can feel it tightening up. This is frightening for me.

I believe as we go along we'll find many of current issues seem to be surrounding my coming to this country and everything that it meant/means to me. It's obviously not the "core issue"... that goes way before...


~~~**~~~**~~~**

The first step to greatness is the ability to listen.

~Unknown smart person


 
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You KNOW I understand. You've followed my journey almost from day one. Do you realize you were one of the first people to help me? You you realize that was 3.5 YEARS ago?

I'm here, and I'm not going anywhere. I bet I'm not the only one who is going to tell you that. Do you need my hand? Do you need a Hug? I'm lousy at cookies. You wouldn't want to eat them. How about a website? Big Grin


Don't believe everything you think.

 
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