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Also when watching sports.
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I have a neighbour like that, I think. I've been living in the same place for years but a few months ago I started hearing someone yelling through the walls/floors. At first I thought it was a couple arguing because I kept hearing ""FUCK YOOOOU FUCK YOOOU FUCK" and "HOW CAN YOU DO THIS TO ME?"
Then the same thing again a few minutes later. Maybe he was watching sports.
But he also yells the same things randomly. Sometimes at 2AM, sometimes at 2PM. Sometimes a few times in a row, sometimes just once. So I think he's probably playing video games and just can't help himself.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]...this hits weird, 'cause I have a guy like this in my neighbourhood, but I know it's not sports or vidya. Guy's just on the thinnest of psychological threads. Which is a shame, he's a pretty nice dude.
Coupled with your account being from lemmy.ca, I thought "Man I know who they're talking about" before remembering Canada is really big and has about 41 million people in it.
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...this hits weird, 'cause I have a guy like this in my neighbourhood, but I know it's not sports or vidya. Guy's just on the thinnest of psychological threads. Which is a shame, he's a pretty nice dude.
Coupled with your account being from lemmy.ca, I thought "Man I know who they're talking about" before remembering Canada is really big and has about 41 million people in it.
Plot twist: you really are neighbors
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Somehow as an American society we have labeled anger as “not an emotion”. This has not been to our benefit.
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Plot twist: you really are neighbors
Bigger twist: theyre secretly complaining about each other
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...this hits weird, 'cause I have a guy like this in my neighbourhood, but I know it's not sports or vidya. Guy's just on the thinnest of psychological threads. Which is a shame, he's a pretty nice dude.
Coupled with your account being from lemmy.ca, I thought "Man I know who they're talking about" before remembering Canada is really big and has about 41 million people in it.
Plus lots of non Canadians are using .ca instances. Ask me how I know!
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Somehow as an American society we have labeled anger as “not an emotion”. This has not been to our benefit.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Explained hilariously by Bill Burr.
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Plus lots of non Canadians are using .ca instances. Ask me how I know!
I really like that California instance
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This is why my incoming is always at 0. I don't want to hear little kids thinking they are pro or fuckin man child screaming cause he thinks he's pro at the game.
Silence is golden and I don't give a fuck off it's a team fps. You can type your shit if you wanna talk shit.
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I've seen plenty of women without the ability to restrain their anger, they're just not doing it in video games.
Exactly we all the same so its funny when someone says they aren't but then shows they are
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Perfect casting for the earthworm Jim live action movie.
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I've seen plenty of women without the ability to restrain their anger, they're just not doing it in video games.
You missed the point of this methinks.
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You missed the point of this methinks.
Whatever gets you through your day, buddy.
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...this hits weird, 'cause I have a guy like this in my neighbourhood, but I know it's not sports or vidya. Guy's just on the thinnest of psychological threads. Which is a shame, he's a pretty nice dude.
Coupled with your account being from lemmy.ca, I thought "Man I know who they're talking about" before remembering Canada is really big and has about 41 million people in it.
Sorry to hear about that person's psychological state.
Odds about living nearby are low but sometimes the world can be pretty small. Let's see. I'm in a high rise near PdA in Montreal, 7th floor, so the person I can hear yelling is probably on the 6th or 8th floor.
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Somehow as an American society we have labeled anger as “not an emotion”. This has not been to our benefit.
Men are largely taught by society negative emotions like sadness, frustration, hurt, etc. are unacceptable to display - except via anger. Anger can act as a mask or a wall between you and your truer, deeper emotions, sometimes at least. Also, anger is absolutely an emotion, I haven't heard that disputed, but it doesn't equal flying into a fit of rage and screaming/throwing shit.
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Sorry to hear about that person's psychological state.
Odds about living nearby are low but sometimes the world can be pretty small. Let's see. I'm in a high rise near PdA in Montreal, 7th floor, so the person I can hear yelling is probably on the 6th or 8th floor.
Lol, I creeped your post history - we're close-ish, but not that close (I'm in Ottawa).
Same here, hoping things look up for my screaming guy. Yours as well (in that his sports team does better/he gits gud, I guess).
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Bigger twist: theyre secretly complaining about each other
Actually it turns out the guy is just that loud.
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Bigger twist: theyre secretly complaining about each other
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Even bigger plot twist: they are the same person
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Somehow as an American society we have labeled anger as “not an emotion”. This has not been to our benefit.
Yes, it's strange to me how "emotional" came to mean essentially all the "feminine" ways of losing one's composure but not the "masculine" ones.
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Someone took Shaggy’s weed…
