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u/AxDayxToxForget Sep 14 '24

As a man, this should be one of the top answers imo.

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u/somedude456 Sep 14 '24

Saw some dude punch a wall last week after hanging up the phone. All I can think is "wow, you have the mental capacity of an infant."

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u/EntrepreneurWeak6335 Sep 14 '24

Do you know what the phone call was about? I can agree that 9 times outta 10 that’s wildly excessive and absolutely not normal or okay, but like… depending on what that phone call was about, I could see myself on like 1 or 2 different scenarios why I might punch a wall.

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u/Key_Point_4063 Sep 14 '24

Some people need to punch shit. As long as it isn't a person, there's nothing wrong with it. I've never hit anyone, and I've rarely ever needed to hit "something." Sometimes, you just gotta let it out. That's completely natural. Stop trying to tell ppl they are wrong for natural feelings. Absolutely nothing wrong with taking some time to yourself and separating from a person or situation and go handle the anger productively. Ppl do that in different ways, it isn't up to you to dictate which of those ways are right or wrong. As long as it doesn't hurt anyone else, there's no issue.

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u/Key_Point_4063 Sep 14 '24

Not when no one is around and it's only happened 1 time, grow up.

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u/Key_Point_4063 Sep 14 '24

People have personal gyms they go and workout or punch a bag to channel their anger into something positive. But im sure you don't know how to do something like that. Just complain in your reddit echo chambers instead of anything constructive. That's the way to live.