What makes you angry?
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Ashok said:
8 years ago
If I unable to help a needy person that time I'm angry.
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Guntheswar mallik said:
8 years ago
I will angry, When who will be misbehaving me. That time I will angry.
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Laksha said:
7 years ago
I usually keep my place neat. If somebody collapses it, I'll get angry. I used to handle my properties very smoothly and if somebody uses hardly, I lose my temper.
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Shreya said:
7 years ago
I did not get angry easily.
But when after doing too much hard work I get less then 90 percentage I get angry.
But when after doing too much hard work I get less then 90 percentage I get angry.
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Amit Maurya said:
7 years ago
I am angry when the work given to me is not on time.
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Ankit Srivastava said:
7 years ago
I don't like the persons who use everyone for their work by lying and forget them like they don't know you.
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Bitu kumar said:
6 years ago
I am a punctual person, but due to someone else intervention, I don't complete my work on time, I get angry with that person.
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Acm said:
2 years ago
I get angry when someone doesn't accept my answer if it is 100 %crt. Inspite of accepting that they hold their perspective continuously.
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Giri said:
2 years ago
I will angry when anyone lies in front of me.
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Sameer Khan A said:
11 months ago
I firmly believe that when a person gets angry, it indicates a lack of self-discipline and self-control. Anger often leads to later regret due to the destructive actions taken in moments of anger, which ultimately hinders one's growth and productivity.
Therefore, it is wise to be patient and avoid anger. Since anger yields no beneficial outcomes and most situations can be resolved with mindfulness and patience, I make it a point to avoid getting angry.
Therefore, it is wise to be patient and avoid anger. Since anger yields no beneficial outcomes and most situations can be resolved with mindfulness and patience, I make it a point to avoid getting angry.
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