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Letting Out Your Inner Jerk.


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Do you? Or do you bottle it in?
I know people who are really nice and keep all their negative comments to themselves and people they trust. I also know people who let out that inner jerk out when someone pisses them off right away lol. I'm in the middle but I lean more on the first spectrum but lately, that part of me wants to get out because there's just too many things piling up with this one person cause she's rubbing me the wrong way lately xDD

Anyways, enough of me going off on that tangent lol, I'm curious as when do you guys let that part of you go free and how lol

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Guest .flyhigh

I only feel comfortable letting my inner jerk out with people like my friends and those people I`ve known for a really

long time, cause its hard for me to jerk out on someone I don`t know that well. I think it makes me look bad, haha XD

As for how, I scream. ... really loud ^__^;;

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Guest chll51

I used to bottle things up but then that end up backfiring because I've all these passive agressiveness that can't be released so that wasn't vvery healthy. These days, if I'm pissed, I let the people around me know. My friend said my patience has been wearing thin lately, which hurt a bit but then it's true so I'm like whatever. I mean, there's no point in keeping it in. I guess toward people i don't know, i let them know in a nice way and to people i do know, i'm more blunt. :D

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Me? This is why one of my biggest fears is of other people reading my mind.

I think so many mean things sometimes. >O<

I let it out when I'm with someone I trust / agrees with me.

If I have no other options, I make faces, mutter to myself, and glare.

LOL. I work as a cashier, and when customers make me angry, I just lift their shirt in front of me

swear, make a face, roll my eyes

and then bring the shirt back down with a smile plastered back on.

: ) Sometimes I get caught. LOL

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Guest leeahh

I'm quite unconfrontational [verbally] but I let out my inner pinkberry through my facial expressions. if something annoys me or pisses me off straight away my face will change :P and I will try to just get out of being in that situation by rolling my eyes and walking away. loll

I apparently give really really really scary death stares B)

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Guest VIETboredom

:[ when i'm pissed i usually show it, vent then get over it :X

but i can be patient when i know i need to be lol.

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Guest xyunaxfantasiesx

I only feel comfortable letting my inner jerk out with people like my friends and those people I`ve known for a really

long time, cause its hard for me to jerk out on someone I don`t know that well. I think it makes me look bad, haha XD

As for how, I scream. ... really loud ^__^;;

Same here. I'm not a jerk per say, but I can be a total richard simmons sometimes, but that's only to people I know for a really long time and trust, like my closest friends and family members who are younger than me. I'm polite and respectful to my elders and people I don't really know. It's not because I'm a two-face or something, but I can only express myself when I'm comfortable...unless you get me really really mad, but luckily, that hasn't happened yet--only with my siblings. I yell loudly and threaten them...

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Guest AS1AND0LL

I've let out the inner jerk inside of me a long time ago lol. I just got really tired and fed up of being stepped on, too many people took advantage of my sincerity but I'm not like the biggest jerk.. I'm just more outspoken if someone is being rude towards me or towards anyone in general.

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Guest Regina Rae

I let it out whenever/wherever, really. But sometimes I am nice. In fact, most of the time I am nice. But when I get angry, you know it. I'm one diabolical psychopath ;D

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One serious matter for me to "let my inner self out" is when I'm blamed or accused of something wrong. Even if it's a word of misunderstanding, I'll get straight to the point and defend myself. But that's where my mean side pops out.

another one that's really simple.

being ignored. -_- somehow it pisses me off and I just blow.

---the fact to this mean side of me, is I've been holding back small explosions...

and When I really break the string...all those emotions build up and go out in one blow.

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Guest EmpsTreenee

haha i used to be the first type, disclosing my negative comments only to my sister. but guess wat? after a while she ended up thinking i'm a backstabbing pinkberry because she thought (and still thinks) i say the same thing to everyone. i was so mad because i dont do that, its because she's my sister and i thought she knew how i am already. so yea. now i just tell people when they richard simmons me off. coz i dont want to bottle it up and let one person hears it, and have that person think i'm a backstabbing pinkberry. its nicer being a straight forward one ;]

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I've gone through several phases. I used to be the "holding everything in" type, but yeah. I blew up once haha! Then I changed into a "letting people know exactly what I think" type of person. It was nice to be honest to myself, but people would often misinterpret it. And now, I changed to super mellow (: Of course, I'd always be nice to everybody, but would sometimes tease my friends haha. I wouldn't mean it though, and they'd know it. I don't let people step over me however, so I'd only let out my inner jerk through my expressions and in the face of people who first instigated it. I usually don't like to say bad things about others to even my friends, so it would take a lot for me to do it now. I have different sorts of moods too haha, and I'm usually shy and quiet in the face of new people. I have a pretty complicated personality, but I've been trying to learn how to control it. (: Multi-personality disorder! Haha.

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Guest tinatran_

i'm more of an introvert person, so i usually keep my thoughts to myself. but when i get mad, you can see my facial expression change a bit. my friends say my right eyebrow moves slightly higher when i get mad though? ehh, once i've had enough, i'll eventually break/destroy something and start screaming/venting. *sigh*.. i'm scared i might be physically abusive when i grow up. =X

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Guest Aquaflower

Oh gawd, I can be so cruel sometimes. Very. Sometimes I'm even disappointed at myself, lol (because I used to never be like this). I don't let it out though. Sometimes I wish I could have that "let everyone know what I think" personality that a friend of mine has, but then she gets kinda bean pie and honest about everyone and everything. Although I think my best friend likes her more for that (they have more things to talk about lol) since I'm just nice and quiet. Oh well.

But yeah, I don't let it out much because when I think back to the things I say, most of the time I realize that I didn't mean it. Sometimes the words I speak are different to the ones I think.

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Guest xreverie

I'm nice when I want to be and I'm quite a beast when I want to be. I don't like to sugarcoat many things because I see no point in it. I like telling things the way they are =)

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Guest peppermintsugar

A lot of people refer to me as a mean girl, so I guess I'm pretty verbal about my distaste. Only when it's REALLY on my nerves though, otherwise I tend to just look past things and people.

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