Is shaving your head out of anger is normal?

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Mellifluous_ | 82 opinions shared on Other topic.

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Unless having hair on your head was bothersome and has always irritated you to some extent and then the anger you were experiencing pushed your hesitance to get rid of your hair aside, and made you feel like the cons outweighed the pros of having hair, I think it might be deeper than you think 🤔 uncontrolled impulsive behaviour like this can be very unfavorable and detrimental to an individual. You might happen to like the results of your impulsive actions this time, but there's no guarantee that you will not regret unpremeditated acts driven by intense emotions in the future. From experience I can say, that you really should work on learning how to keep your emotions in check, at least to the extent where you don't do something you can't undo once your emotions settled.

Mellifluous_

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Settle*
Asker

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You've got a point.
Sonorous

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@Mellifluous_ you sound like someone I know 👨‍🦼 can't quite put my finger on it
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Mellifluous_

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@Sonorous unfortunately, you don't sound like someone I know 👄
Sonorous

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Mellifluous_

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@Sonorous not if I block you hehe🐒
Mellifluous_

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Thanks for mho 😊
Feel free to hmu if you need someone to talk to. If you want to vent or something. Might help you release tension and lessen the intensity of your emotions.

Answer 2

Mellifluous_

Settle*

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Asker

You've got a point.

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Sonorous

@Mellifluous_ you sound like someone I know 👨‍🦼 can't quite put my finger on it

Answer 5

Mellifluous_

@Sonorous unfortunately, you don't sound like someone I know 👄

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Sonorous

Is shaving your head out of anger is normal?

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Mellifluous_

@Sonorous not if I block you hehe🐒

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Mellifluous_

Thanks for mho 😊
Feel free to hmu if you need someone to talk to. If you want to vent or something. Might help you release tension and lessen the intensity of your emotions.

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MORPHEUS_12 | 878 opinions shared on Other topic.

Guru

Brittany Spears did it right before the called a "5150" to a psychic ward.

Asker

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Yeah true 🤔

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Asker

Yeah true 🤔

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Sonorous | 856 opinions shared on Other topic.

Influencer

Depends on the genre of tears that are she'd during the process. And also how much eye shadow is being ruined. 🤔📝

Asker

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No I wasn't crying and neither the eye shadow got ruined.
Sonorous

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Shit ✍🤔

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Asker

No I wasn't crying and neither the eye shadow got ruined.

Answer 13

Sonorous

Shit ✍🤔

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MannMitAntworten | 944 opinions shared on Other topic.

Guru

There is nothing normal about being self-destructive.

Asker

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Yeah but I haven't hurt myself. I was mad at myself and felt helpless
MannMitAntworten

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Regardless, self-destructive even without damaging yourself is still not a normal response getting mad in general.
Sonorous

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I beg to differ. It is a normal response. But just not one that will help a person get to a better mental position. They'd need a different way of coping.
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MannMitAntworten

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You may beg to differ all you wish, clinically speaking, it is not normal.
Sonorous

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Well, their definition of normal probably isn't one that reflects reality well. It's probably one geared to fit their narrative. Which is a commendable one to have. Yk, preserving life and all that. But the reality is that destructive and negative things are just as normal, they're just not preferred for our survival.
MannMitAntworten

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By the theory all self-destruction in its various forms qualify as normal. Meaning, wiping out a Honduran village just become one son of a bitch was a rapist is a perfectly sound response as it fits a narrative of a heathy response.

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Asker

Yeah but I haven't hurt myself. I was mad at myself and felt helpless

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MannMitAntworten

Regardless, self-destructive even without damaging yourself is still not a normal response getting mad in general.

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Sonorous

I beg to differ. It is a normal response. But just not one that will help a person get to a better mental position. They'd need a different way of coping.

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MannMitAntworten

You may beg to differ all you wish, clinically speaking, it is not normal.

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Sonorous

Well, their definition of normal probably isn't one that reflects reality well. It's probably one geared to fit their narrative. Which is a commendable one to have. Yk, preserving life and all that. But the reality is that destructive and negative things are just as normal, they're just not preferred for our survival.

Answer 20

MannMitAntworten

By the theory all self-destruction in its various forms qualify as normal. Meaning, wiping out a Honduran village just become one son of a bitch was a rapist is a perfectly sound response as it fits a narrative of a heathy response.

Answer 21

Chris633

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I did it before.
I think lots of people can get to that point if they go through a series of traumatic events.

Asker

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Yeah I was going through a series of traumatic event I felt that I've had no control over my life.
Chris633

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Me too, some of my family members died and I was going through a divorce and raising a small child and trying to work.
It was too much cope with at once.
I grew a beard and shaved my head bald.
I looked like a convict or something for a while.
Asker

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Lol people asked me if I am well?
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Chris633

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Just hang in there.
We go though these shitty times and come out stronger on the other end.

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Asker

Yeah I was going through a series of traumatic event I felt that I've had no control over my life.

Answer 23

Chris633

Me too, some of my family members died and I was going through a divorce and raising a small child and trying to work.
It was too much cope with at once.
I grew a beard and shaved my head bald.
I looked like a convict or something for a while.

Answer 24

Asker

Lol people asked me if I am well?

Answer 25

Chris633

Just hang in there.
We go though these shitty times and come out stronger on the other end.

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beatcoock | 154 opinions shared on Other topic.

Yoda

Yeah. But, if you like it?
Answer my question on my profile
Have you ever shaved your head?

Asker

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Yes I have shaved it and I liked it.
beatcoock

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That's great to know. Would you mind following me?
Where are you from?

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Asker

Yes I have shaved it and I liked it.

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beatcoock

That's great to know. Would you mind following me?
Where are you from?

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Dinosaursandanime65 | 982 opinions shared on Other topic.

Yoda

That’s seems like something you’d do to clam yourself. If I was pissed, I wouldn’t have the patience for that

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888theGreat | 812 opinions shared on Other topic.

Yoda

Sure, that is all I see is angry bald people slamming their heads into walls.

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chriscdi | 2.4K opinions shared on Other topic.

Master

pff no, you crazy lady

Asker

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🤣🤣

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Asker

🤣🤣

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jasco | 598 opinions shared on Other topic.

Yoda

No, unless someone really got to you about ur hair

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mr2inches

Xper 4

Probably not

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Anonymous

For a woman, yes.

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GearsofHalo117

Xper 2

noooo?

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Jmmmfi4 | 639 opinions shared on Other topic.

Guru

Nope

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