Wall
When I was younger I smashed the wall of my room with a broom and left a huge dent which I covered up with a poster.
Another wall
When I was a little older, I threw my MP3 player against the wall, creating another dent and consequently breaking my MP3 player.
I threw it violently at 13 and it shattered, refusing to play another JoJo song or My Chemical Romance mashup.
Razr
That's a lie. No matter how hard I threw it, it was indestructible.
Landline phone
When I was 12 or 13, I found out I had to go to the dentist that weekend, so I threw the landline phone against the wall and it broke into four different pieces. I put it back together and pretended to not know why it suddenly stopped working. My dad drove it to head office and we got a free replacement. Nobody ever knew it was me.
Camera
I punched the LCD screen of my digital camera when I was 15 and it shattered. I got it replaced for $200 three years later.
BlackBerry
I threw it against the bathroom wall and it fell into the toilet. After I got the water out, I threw it again a few weeks later and the screen went white.
iPhone
In the middle of a fight with my girlfriend, I threw my already-cracked iPhone and cracked it even more.
Tripod
I used this as a club earlier today when my mother screamed at me and I screamed back. I hit my bedframe and half of it popped off, hitting my turtle's aquarium.
Aquarium
It shattered and spurted water all over my room when a piece of my tripod bounced off the bedframe I hit and smashed into it, creating a quarter-sized hole.
Serious question...does seeing the broken stuff staunch the rage? Or do you just get extra unhappy cuz now something is broken, too.
ReplyDeleteUsually the act of physically hitting something makes me feel momentarily better, until I see the mess and feel crappy again.
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