Would you consider yourself an angry person?

I honestly can't say I've stayed angry for more than 10 minutes... even when I have all the right to do so. For some reason or another, I just cannot stay angry.

Would you consider yourself an angry person? If so, what are your triggers?

Nahh anger is far too much effort

Yeah if someone pushes me hard enough I snap very easily.

It hasn't happened since high school though so that's all good

Not at all really. I don't hold grudges much at all because I get bored very quickly of not talking to whoever it is so I give up and go back to before.

I do get angry sometimes and always have done (and let's face it any1 who says they're never angry is lying) but I'm much better at dealing with it now. Before I would just let it out through getting passive aggressive and malicious whereas now I try to acknowledge that I'm pissed off, tell the person who did it to me, and then wait for me to calm down which as I said takes like 3 mins normally.

I'm a pushover as well usually so the second anyone apologises to me I'll be ok again.
Only time I really struggle is when the other person refuses to apologise/acknowledge they've hurt my feelings cries

Not at all. I don't hold grudges really and if I do then I have usually offered an olive branch and it's been rejected.. ahem.

Only time I get angry really but more so ratty is if i'm tired. Best left alone then. :P

i can rant!!!! and get angry but it's barely extreme unless someone is really selfish or insensitive

i can get myself so so angry like uncontrollably angry but thats rarely and i can hold grudges forever

No, I'm one of the calmest people you'll ever know.

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i can rant!!!! and get angry but it's barely extreme unless someone is really selfish or insensitive

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don't lie

Not really. If I get angry I calm down quite quickly and put whatever made me angry behind me.

I can get angry for normally a day or two until I stop thinking about it. Maybe longer depending on the severity behind why I'm angry.