Yep, I'm really that boring.
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Why is it we feel so good after tearing stuff apart (physical things people). It's like an instant stress relief for me. I guess in my case it is the calm before the storm. In a few weeks I have to put it all back together again. 
At least I get some relaxation before the real stress kicks in.
I would love someone to give me a complete china dinner set, which I am only allowed to use expressly for the purpose of hurling on the floor and smashing when I'm feeling incredibly pissed off.
You a bit of a "bubble" then?
(explanations of rhyming slang available on request)
 | rowtheboat pro http://rowtheboat.blog.co.uk/ 2007-10-19 @ 07:45 |
Er, freak?
"Bubble and Squeak" = Greek.
what with all the china smashing desires.
| rowtheboat pro http://rowtheboat.blog.co.uk/ 2007-10-19 @ 07:49 |
See, I got the bubble and squeak bit, just didn't know what it meant.
Think my guess was probably just as accurate 
What then, have you ripped up? A telephone directory? A peace treaty? A set of someone elses clothes?
Do tell.
 | smitty1247 [Member] 2007-10-19 @ 10:23 |
Machinery like they use in flour and food processing plant.
20 yrs of paint and silicone is no match for how pissed I've been lately.
Just hook a chain to some equipment and rip it apart... don't care what happens to it. Same pleasure (I imagine) as going into you ex-mother in laws dining room and accidentally knocking over her hutch.
:D
 | sidejump [Member] 2007-10-19 @ 08:37 |
we are releasing all those pent up emotions. It must feel great. maybe I will try it.
Destruction's my (second) favourite stress reliever. Though in my case it's attacking trees with chainsaws. James.
 | moonwoman [Member] http://www.moonwomenspirituality.com 2007-10-20 @ 05:14 |
Destruction there is a perverse sense of pleasure we get when we destroy something. Shadow side of our psyche.
I believe it works to advantage if it is something that you have to tear apart like a building or an old fence on the farm. Save it for those moments in time when you need to de-stress.
Something that also works well after a day at the office is to come home and chop wood. Now I happen to love having a wood fire here at the ranch. But there is always the pleasure of chopping someone's head off when I truly had to keep my lips sealed at work. De-stress!
I think it makes a case for giving everyone a wood stove and a 10 acre woodlot. Works for my hubby and I!
 | MistakenIdentity [Member] 2007-10-22 @ 09:55 |
There is always something comforting about the shattering of a wine glass. It's usually a mistake but even so.
| moonwoman [Member] http://www.moonwomenspirituality.com 2007-10-23 @ 06:12 |
Farmer John has moved his lovely black angus cows & bulls onto our pasture. Now that's destruction! He's had to fence off the bush land so they don't destroy all the trees and undergrowth! I so enjoy seeing them! Here the ranchers use donkeys to stay with the herd. The donkeys keep the coyotes and wolves away from the cattle.
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