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Day Of Fiery Anger


Arch-Angel

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What I always notice in emotional times is that you gain much experience from it and the solutions to solve them that will help you answer others when they ask for help.

 

I just got asked too many questions and I felt a lot of stress. I didn't want to admit it, but I was stressing out from all the questions asked and it was driving me towards...

 

When, blowing up like a firecracker.

 

When I'm stressed, I become nostalgic (its a first time I used that word). I just think of times of the past but in the future.

 

Like this:

 

Small urban town, a couple of motorcycles, three of my guy friends, Bionigirl, a home, three meals a day, we rely on an alternative fuel so the economy is up, a 20 oz. Diet Pepsi only costs a dollar twenty-five, and every weekend, my friends and I go to the movies, and church on Sundays.

 

That's what I call paradise.

 

It gets me mad when I believe I'll never get that, and soon all I want to do is nothing but watch the TV (then I'm angry at commercials for taking so long) and be on my computer. But always, always, there is a demand for me to do something, like chores my sister is too lazy to do.

 

I soon become a perfectionist. Yesterday, I spent all evening and most of the night looking for a Vista Theme for my Windows XP. When I downloaded the program, I never knew where to go from there. There wasn't any directions, but all the comments below from the people that downloaded it were saying "I love it!" a tiny complaint, but the good out-weighted the bad. That brought more frustration.

 

A good night's sleep helped the storming mind I had calm down. I'm good now, but I'd rather not do that again. <<

 

I finished cleaning my room so my mom could stop bothering me about it, and it sets a good aura. The sun's out, I'm not being bothered currently, and I'm listening to some hardcore.

 

The song suggestions helped. Thanks guys.

 

~AA

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It's interesting to see how people have such different interpretations of paradise.

It actually makes me sort of jealous that all you want is simplicity for a paradise,

and yet I want a massive house, a private island and tons of money.

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