#rageattack

[czarinashahnaz]

There's a difference... Between Freaking out about something & Freaking SOMEONE out. ○ ● ○ Finally here to acknowledge COVID... Not as a pandemic of disease, But a pandemic of mental pressure, anxiety, loneliness, anger, and unreasonable personality issues... Sure, everyone is going through a lot in this pandemic... but there's very little people who held on to their own sanity even when they were at risk of losing their normal lives... Here's to people with temper issues. [Beforw I begin, Hi. I'm one among you.] Anger. Pretty relieving... it helps you let out ur rage and voice out whatever you needed to say. But here's what I need to know... Do you say ONLY what you wanted to say? Do you express your emotions to the RIGHT PERSON? Do you express yourself in front of the RIGHT PEOPLE? Do you even care what might be the POINT OF VIEW of the one in front of you? ○ ● ○ Call it tension, Call it stress, Call it whatever you wish to call it. If it was truly concern, Giving them a Piece of your mind Would NEVER disrupt their Peace of mind. ○ ● ○ We all have our own problems at each of its own measure of severity. But there's a bigger picture to be worried about. Making your unreasonable point look reasonable is the most SENSELESS THING to expect at this stage of exposure. Sure it might be an action of good intention, but your anger and frustration is no way to drive everyone around you insane by the minute... Yes, the Corona Virus has consumed the good health and lives of many people. But your behaviour is consuming our lives without you even realising it. ○ ● ○ Like it or not, You will be caught by what scares you to madness. Coz you won't be sensible as to what you can do to be relieved of it. ○ ● ○ As much as you are worried about someone, don't make it hard for them to even have a normal conversation with you... It's hard for all of us out here... Some of us have literally lost the ability to be angry because of what we feel by your anger... Remember... Anger solves NOTHING. But give it a chance and it can destroy EVERYTHING. Speak Good or Remain Silent. #covid_19 #covidlife #covidmood #angermanagementissues #rageattack #bane #emotionsmatter 🤝🏼 #stayhomesavelives (at Amidst The Chaos) https://www.instagram.com/p/CONUQluFbUg/?igshid=du2vr6irbsam

[almightygodlord-blog]

Criminal Rage Attack: Violent Glen of Apt# 622

[pandaspansawareness]

I think it's really important not to judge children who are violent or who scream, shout, etc. This may sound weird but hear me out. Some of these children will have biological factors causing these 'behaviours'.

For example it could be food dye sensitivity. Amen clinics did a brain scan on an Adolescent who became aggressive after consumption of red dye #40 and the brain showed different activity when scanned before and after consumption. I recommend looking at the article.

https://www.amenclinics.com/blog/brain-health-guide-red-dye-40/

I was one of the kids who became violent and aggressive a few hours after food dye consumption but when I didn't have the dyes it reduced my rages dramatically.

A 2007 study from Southampton University (McCann et al) found that there is an association between food dyes and hyperactivity which got 6 food dyes banned in the European Union.

There are news segments on YouTube about children becoming aggressive after food dye consumption.

https://youtu.be/n4jB73Qnd08

https://youtu.be/z9p8tD-Rd34

There are blog posts online about how sensitivities to certain foods (immune-mediated) can trigger anger / 'tantrums' in kids, just like how immune mediated food sensitivities can impact the brain in people with depression, Schizophrenia, and Bipolar Disorder. There are many studies on PubMed about that so I recommend looking into them.

There are also conditions called PANS and PANDAS which can cause violent rage attacks and defiance which is not helped with discipline, along with symptoms such as tics, or OCD, or restrictive eating. In PANS/PANDAS/BGE the aggression is only likely to resolve once the brain inflammation is addressed.

Some children who appear 'naughty' or aggressive may be Autistic, have ADHD or have experienced trauma. People may say 'that's not an excuse', but it is an explanation. The judgment that these kids face doesn't allow them to get the support they need. They need connection and attention, they need people to help them find the underlying cause of their aggression, defiance and emotional dysregulation. Children do not choose to be angry and violent a lot of the time, it is a physical cry for help. We should never label a child a 'demon child' because it ostracises them from the world around them when what they really need is connection.

[xrotaeche]

https://soundcloud.com/tearsinshadow/rageattack-acapella-by-youngster-jiji

[nerviosaurios]

· Nervio-Dimetrodon · Variantes de color en plastico translucido, instant-classic para mi, ver post original aca Material: pvc blando Epoca de fabricacion: 90s? Medidas: 12 cm /4.7′’ aprox (largo) Inscripciones: -ninguna- Info adicional: aparentemente venian junto con packs de golosinas, en esa epoca, aca en Argentina, cualquier informacion adicional se agradecera! Destacado: el nerviosaurio se destaca por eso mismo: su cara y expresion de nervio continuo. Procedencia: coleccion personal

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[prfct-disaster]

so soon, shake tramp and celebrity status

so soon , celebrity status , shake tramp

awh i feel bad always putting shake tramp last , but i really do love it