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How do you not get angry in a conversation?

What do you do when you want to keep calm in a conversation that gets heated or repeated or anything that gets you mad?

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Anonymous #
5 months, 2 weeks ago (10 minutes after post)

i guess that’s just coded in your personality. i never get angry in conversations, unless it goes about politics :D

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An Unknown Location | 5 months, 2 weeks ago (12 minutes after post)

haha that comes up (politics) anger, frustration, etc. how do you keep your cool. all I know is the count to 10 thing or giving myself a timeout.

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Anonymous #
5 months, 2 weeks ago (14 minutes after post)

i just try not to pay attention to stupidity, haha. but i’m not an angry person in general and anger is an emotion, that i cannot express. they say , that people like me will get migraine later on in life :D

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5 months, 2 weeks ago (2 days, 16 hours after post)

This will be a little ironic for me to say considering some of my other posts but…I always find ending the conversation and sleeping on it always helps…if not that then breath deeply or just tell the person you need a minute to think.

The main thing to do is use your self control and make sure you get out of the conversation before you say something really offencesive or upsetting.

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