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idk who to tell this to without sounding crazy and people thinking i’m over reacting but i tend to get this over whelming of anger over tiny little things, specifically over my boyfriend because i tend to attach myself to people, i will find someone i rlly like friend/boyfriend and completely attach myself to them and everything they do affects how i feel if they’re a tiny bit off my mind goes crazy, they hate me i’m annoying they’re gonna break up with me they think i’m ugly, or they could literally just go out with their friends and it’ll feel like damn they don’t wanna be with me they hate me they think i’m annoying and is an uncontrollable anger and idk why it makes me feel so bad cuz they’re allowed to see friends i just have this rlly bad attachment and will get mad over every tiny little thing and lose my mind to the point i didn’t even know what i’m doing and don’t recognise myself. and then once i’ve calmed down it’s like nothing happened and i don’t even remember a single thing that happened or a single thing i just said and feel completely fine. idk what’s wrong with me or why i always feel this way, it’s not just anger i will always have these over whelming feelings no matter what feeling it is i feel it 1000x more then what i probably should. it’s like i go from 0-100 in a split second. i don’t know why i’m like this or why all of this happens.
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Dear User4002~
I'd like to welcome you here to the Forum, I'm glad you came as looking at how other people have faced similar difficulties can be very helpful.
Anger is a very destructive thing, often driving away important people we wish would stay, it prevents one from explaining clearly what is wrong and can leave one kicking oneself for not being more in control.
It also get to be a habit.
I'm not sure even though it is the main thing in your post, that just dealing with the anger that spills out is the most imortant thing. Have you considered it may simply be a reaction to how you feel in side and that feeling is brought about for a reason?
When I read the sorts of things you get angry about they seem to be with people like your boyfriend with whom you have a close relationships and the things that anger you tend to be ones where you may be misinterpreting their actions -or overrating to them -when you guess it something bad about you they are responding to.
In your post you list lots of reasons where you might fall short, everything from annoying to ugly. Do you think if you were not to take these actions personally, not as a reflection on you, but just the normal give and take of relationships you might feel better?
For may years I blamed myself for things not going right, and had other reactions and did not show anger, however it was basically because my self esteem was too low, I had an anxiety condition.
Now I'm not trying ot suggest you are the same as me except perhaps in one respect, I could not make myself get better and had an unhappy life until I sought competent medical assistance, and I'd suggest yo do as I have, see you doctor in an extended consutaiton, and explain what has been happening. See how oyu go form htere
Do you think this might be a sensible thing to try?
Croix
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hey user4002,
you do not sound crazy. attachment and anger and all things that come with it can be a tricky thing to navigate. but whether others consider your responses an overreaction to a situation or not, I just want to highlight that it's still a very valid feeling - as all feelings are. have you been able to communicate to your boyfriend about this? it could help for him to understand what's happening as to avoid any unnecessary conflict. in the meantime, we're all here for you