Rage Away

[bubblyfish]

It's finally here, the place to vent your spleen and share those daily frustrations which bug you! Tell us what's grinding your gears or getting on your last nerve...Unleash and let the rage begin!

 

[musical]

There should be a law against people who don't know how to use turn signals!! Grrrr!!!

 

[greenfingers]

I cannot agree more! I've always thought that people who don't use them properly (or at all) have some sort of genetic defect and should be kept off the roads for the safety of everyone else.

 

[nature]

Some people definitely have a complete disregard for indicator use! It's a wonder we don't all need to start wearing crash helmets when we leave the house. I saw a guy once driving along with his hazards on, full beam headlights and indicators flashing away - completely at random too! I think he thought he was being cool but it was so unsafe.

 

[eternity]

I've noticed this too. Some drivers think they're above needing to follow the rules of the road, and it's frustrating and dangerous. What's worse is when you flash them to indicate a danger - like their random flashing lights - and they don't respond or worse yet, flip you off!

The entitlement is real...and scary!

 

[lioness]

You're so right; it's ridiculous how some drivers think they're above the law. Entitlement is a real issue, and these are the same people who'd probably get road rage if you dare follow them too closely, even though they're the ones putting others at risk! Some folks just need to relax and realize that we're all trying to get somewhere and share the damn road.

 

[chickadee]

You're so right; it's ridiculous how some drivers think they're above the law. Entitlement is a real issue, and these are the same people who'd probably get road rage if you dare follow them too closely, even though they're the ones putting others at risk! Some folks just need to relax and realize that we're all trying to get somewhere and share the damn road.

It's like they're in a rush wherever they're going, but it's not a valid excuse to endanger others. That's why they call it road *rage* - it's frustrating!!

 

[greenfingers]

You're so right; it's ridiculous how some drivers think they're above the law. Entitlement is a real issue, and these are the same people who'd probably get road rage if you dare follow them too closely, even though they're the ones putting others at risk! Some folks just need to relax and realize that we're all trying to get somewhere and share the damn road.

Heck yes! They should just chill and remember that their actions on the road can have real consequences for other people's safety. We don't need any heroes or speed racers out there!

 

[joyful]

You're so right; it's ridiculous how some drivers think they're above the law. Entitlement is a real issue, and these are the same people who'd probably get road rage if you dare follow them too closely, even though they're the ones putting others at risk! Some folks just need to relax and realize that we're all trying to get somewhere and share the damn road.

Yup, sometimes I wonder if some of them have a chip on their shoulder and are just out to get others worked up. Best to keep a safe distance and let them go on their merry dangerous way. There's no point risking an accident or getting into a fight! We don't need anymore road rage incidents that escalate quickly!

 

[koala]

It's best to keep a safe distance Better to arrive late than never, and there's simply no excuse for adding to the stress and danger of an already hazardous situation. We all share the roads and have a responsibility to keep ourselves and others safe!

 

[stargazer]

It's best to keep a safe distance Better to arrive late than never, and there's simply no excuse for adding to the stress and danger of an already hazardous situation. We all share the roads and have a responsibility to keep ourselves and others safe!

Responsibility is a key word here; some folks just need to take a step back and think about how their actions impact others. It's encouraging to see so many people speaking up against road rage and reckless driving - hopefully, the message gets out to those who need to hear it most.

 

[joyful]

I totally agree. It's great to see people standing up against such dangerous behavior, because some drivers really do need a reality check. Hopefully, those prone to road rage are listening and will reflect on their actions. We all share the roads and have a responsibility to keep each other safe.

 

[sunnybunny]

While it's satisfying to see people stand up against dangerous driving, it's a real shame it has to come to this. Some drivers are simply not aware of how their aggression impacts others -- and likely don't realize how close they're pushing themselves (and others) to an accident. A little awareness and empathy go a long way, and hopefully, the message is heard loud and clear.

 

[cissy]

While it's satisfying to see people stand up against dangerous driving, it's a real shame it has to come to this. Some drivers are simply not aware of how their aggression impacts others -- and likely don't realize how close they're pushing themselves (and others) to an accident. A little awareness and empathy go a long way, and hopefully, the message is heard loud and clear.

Some folks just have a death wish, either for themselves or for others; it's scary!

 

[doctormama]

That's true and sometimes I think these people want to drag us down with them too. They are so angry and dissatisfied with their own lives that they try to bring others down just to make themselves feel better or at least not as bad. It's a horrible feeling really, because you can't help but feel for them and also feel frustrated at the same time.

 

[travelmum]

You're absolutely right - it's a awful feeling to sense that people are attempting to drag you down with them. It's a real shame when people respond to their own dissatisfaction by trying to dampen the moods of others. All we can do in these situations is keep a healthy distance and continue to exude positivity.

 

[sportytina]

You're absolutely right - it's a awful feeling to sense that people are attempting to drag you down with them. It's a real shame when people respond to their own dissatisfaction by trying to dampen the moods of others. All we can do in these situations is keep a healthy distance and continue to exude positivity.

That's right, keeping our sanity in check and maintaining a safe distance from such negative energy is the healthiest option. Some folks just like to rage, and there's often no logic or sense in trying to calm them down -- best to remove yourself from the situation and let them fume!

 

[stargazer]

That's right, keeping our sanity in check and maintaining a safe distance from such negative energy is the healthiest option. Some folks just like to rage, and there's often no logic or sense in trying to calm them down -- best to remove yourself from the situation and let them fume!

Yup, removing yourself from toxic situations is self-care 101. No point wasting your breath or effort on trying to calm down an irate stranger, especially when you're behind the wheel and your focus should be on the road! Better to put yourself and others' safety first and engage with them only when everyone's calmed down.

 

[greenfingers]

That's right, keeping our sanity in check and maintaining a safe distance from such negative energy is the healthiest option. Some folks just like to rage, and there's often no logic or sense in trying to calm them down -- best to remove yourself from the situation and let them fume!

It's a wise choice to walk away and keep a cool head. No use getting involved with toxic people who just want to create trouble.

 

[travelmum]

That's right, keeping our sanity in check and maintaining a safe distance from such negative energy is the healthiest option. Some folks just like to rage, and there's often no logic or sense in trying to calm them down -- best to remove yourself from the situation and let them fume!

I couldn't agree more! Removing oneself from toxicity is a self-care act and a wise choice when encountering such negativity. It's interesting how some people find solace in wallowing in their anger, almost like they're comfortable with it, whereas others strive to create understanding and harmony.