I always wonder if I have done something to cause the behavior I observe. I am always quick to attribute my moods to bad things, but when I actually look back on every day, I wonder if I have done something to cause the mood I observe. It is easy to blame our actions and reactions because we don’t have to think about it.
It is true that even if we are the cause of our own moods, it is very easy to control those moods. You can cause someone to feel angry and then take it out on them. You can cause a smile and then take it out on them. You can make someone feel sad and then take it out on them. So of course, we can all control our moods and behaviors. But it is important to be aware of that control.
Well, of course. Every action we take is a reaction to our mood. We have to think about it. We have to feel it. We have to experience the world around us. It is very easy to manipulate our moods and reactions to whatever we want. You can say, “I am angry with you,” then say, “My anger will be directed toward your boyfriend and I will do nothing about it.” This is the way society works.
This is a way of thinking that has been around for a long time. It has been common to see people yelling at their friends, friends yelling at their friends, and so on. The point is that we all have to learn to control our moods and reactions, and not make them automatic, just like the other emotions.
When you think about anger, many of us have to ask ourselves, “what is wrong with me?” We’ve been programmed to respond to anger with anger. We have been trained to ignore frustration. We have been trained to run away from pain. All of these things are ways of controlling our emotions. We may be able to control our own emotions, but we are not in control of the emotions of others.
That’s where the idea of controlled anger comes in. Rather than getting angry with a person, we can actually control the anger from ourselves. When we feel angry, we tend to be more sensitive to our own emotions. Even though most of us are programmed to be hard on others, we are hard on ourselves.
We can learn from these videos and make adjustments to our own reactions to the behavior of others, but if we make adjustments, we are less likely to be very aggressive toward people. The fact is, we are harder on ourselves than we are on others. That means we are less likely to be aggressive toward people than we are toward ourselves.
This is the core of the problem with violence. We tend to be more aggressive towards ourselves than we are toward others, for the very simple reason that we are so much more sensitive to our own emotions. Violence is a reaction to feelings of anger and other emotions that are more intense. It is hard to be much more aggressive than you are with yourself when you are angry since that anger will be directed at you and not at some other person.
This is one of the things that is most true of the Columbine shooters. Columbine is a much more complex scenario than what you might think, because the shooter was much more interested in killing than in killing people. He was a very angry person, and he did not care who he was hurting.
The same could be said about the Columbine killers. They killed people, but they also killed themselves. It seems that as a group the Columbine shooters had an almost pathological need to kill and to hurt themselves. They did not care who was hurt. This is very similar to what we see in the Columbine shooters. They were very angry people, but they did not care who they were hurting. We see a lot of anger directed at themselves here, but very rarely directed at others.
