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Yes or No based on how I post. I would like to know how others perceive me.
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Astronuc said:Have a nice day!
gravenewworld said:Yes or No based on how I post. I would like to know how others perceive me.
gravenewworld said:50% say I am angry 50% say I am not
LOL no one can figure me out. GOOD.
Let me take a stab at it (the sacrificial lamb, whose entrails I shall need for this).gravenewworld said:LOL no one can figure me out. GOOD.
gravenewworld said:Am I an angry person?
BobG said:Your username indicates some intolerance, as well. The "graven" part indicating you already know that your opinions tend to be engraved in stone (I'm totally boggled by the "ewworld" part - does that refer to living via e-mail or something?)
Kurdt said:Unless you're pulling GNW's leg Bob, I believe the name is in reference to an Aldous Huxley book, Brave New World.
BobG said:I'm trying to ensure my answer would be the correct one.
That's cute. I like "moo of doom".fi said:I don't know about Graven ewworld's anger, but I also like the name of the member 'confused a shell'.
This even adds more to my mystery. Closing in even closer on 50:50.Moonbear said:I think we need to have an award category for the most often misinterpreted/mispronounced user name. It's "grave new world." I'm not really sure what it means, but it sounds more like real words than "graven ewworld."
I was equally boggled by ewworld. It took me about a year to figure out that it wasn't graven ewworld, but grave new world. But then knowing this place, where the obvious isn't necessarily, I could be totally wrong, and it could be grav enew world or grav e new world or even grav eneww orld.BobG said:Your username indicates some intolerance, as well. The "graven" part indicating you already know that your opinions tend to be engraved in stone (I'm totally boggled by the "ewworld" part - does that refer to living via e-mail or something?)
gravenewworld said:50% say I am angry 50% say I am not
LOL no one can figure me out. GOOD.
Some signs that you may be perceived as an angry person by others include frequent outbursts of anger, difficulty controlling your emotions, and a tendency to lash out at others verbally or physically.
One way to determine if others see you as an angry person is to ask for honest feedback from friends, family, or coworkers. You can also reflect on past interactions and consider if you have a pattern of displaying anger in your relationships.
Yes, being perceived as an angry person can have negative consequences such as damaging relationships, hindering career advancement, and causing others to avoid interacting with you. It can also lead to increased stress and health problems for yourself.
Some ways to address being perceived as an angry person include seeking professional help to better manage your emotions, practicing mindfulness and relaxation techniques, and actively working on improving communication and conflict resolution skills.
Yes, it is possible to change how others perceive you as an angry person. It may take time and effort, but by addressing the root causes of your anger and actively working on improving your behavior and communication, you can change how others perceive you and improve your relationships.