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violence?? -
March 23rd 2010, 05:03 AM
totally go crazy about inflicting pain. not towards my self unless there's nothing else to punch around me, then i'd punch a door or a wall or something. maybe its cuz i'm a total metal head or the fact that i'm on the football team and it's just a crazy testasterone rush or something but i swear i'm addicted to the adrenaline feeling and going crazy. make sense??? what's the deal anyone know?
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Re: violence?? -
March 24th 2010, 01:16 AM
It could be that you're just addicted to that adrenaline feeling. In that case, you just needs to find other ways of bringing it out. Extreme sports, like skydiving, can give you a huge adrenaline rush but so can other, less expensive things. Once you find those activities, you may be able to harness these feelings. Good luck!
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