Bad Things Happen

Part 3 | Words and Actions and Emotions

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A human being has weird little emotions.

Words cut deeper than knives ever can and are permanently etched into our brains while emotions can be...Well...

Some can be there for no reason, or be there too much for too short of a time. One emotion that is among the most powerful of all emotions would be fear, an unavoidable emotion that is loathed and despised from everyone for even existing as an emotion.

It is...generally, considered to be an unpleasant emotion, even though some go out of their way to trigger these through things such as watching scary movies.

Then there are the emotional attachments that are formed over time, happiness and joy – one of the best feelings that can be felt by everyone, as well as sadness and grief, the two emotions most tend to avoid at any cost, since the outcome of feeling those things can be...immeasurable. Unforgettable. Unthinkable.

But the most dangerous emotion would be anger.

Because it causes us to do things we normally wouldn't, actions that might be regretted soon after. It is a feeling people are often too familiar with, an emotion that either suppresses other emotions – such as sadness – or is simply a cover for the fear that is felt, but in this case, fear can be for many things. The fear of not being in control – unable to control something – an event, problem, or person. Fear of the unknown. Fear of death. Fear of future – or, imagined events. Fear of something, or someone. Fear of loss. Of Abandonment.

Though there is also the scenario in which anger is the cause of fear for someone who is the victim of anger. They are connected.

But enough about fear...Anger is much, much more interesting. Anyone can feel it, building and building and then exploding like a volcano, or a soda shaken up, and then, bam! A full-blown explosion of anger. Rage. Fury. Wrath. These things can be quite troublesome. Especially if the soda is shaken up and opened frequently.

Displeasure leads to annoyance. Irritation. Bitterness. Impatience. Which then leads to resentment. And then to anger. All of which leads to one little thing...

Violence.

Being angry can make blood pressure rise high up. Or even turn you into someone unrecognizable by not even yourself, a completely different person, completely different identity. More so, you become focused on one simple thing, one single goal, just one purpose that you can only think of, far too focused on this goal that there can easily be difficulty understanding or hearing others.

Anger, such a simple yet complex feeling.

Did you know, that as a human has this emotion – if someone is angry, a little bit too much, they can literally, actually, see red? This is possible and can happen since the blood flow that goes into the capillaries – something that has to do with the eyes – increases.

Or you can just get sweaty, shaky, heart racing.

Or just a mix of things can happen. Who knows?

Whatever it may be, anger is a very difficult emotion to control, one which, if let out without any restrictions...

The concept of thoughts and rationality leave.

There could, however, be the loophole of only thinking for what might be useful for anger.

Well, Ben Park here had no thought whatsoever of keeping his anger in check as his eyes were set on his target. Who knows what could happen? The possibilities when anger is involved are endless after all!