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Tag Archives: anger
I Want A More Tranquil Life
The other day, I was dealing with angry people. And in the middle of it, I thought, “I’d rather be teaching the Alexander Technique than dealing with this tsures.” I just don’t like all the anger and venom that came … Continue reading
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How To Date Younger Women
I took a brief break this afternoon from the sacred text to check my email, and I found one promoting some free videos from my former Torah teacher Adam Gilad. He warns us that once you start dating younger women, … Continue reading
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Tagged anger, dating younger women, sacred text, Torah, women women
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‘You Hurt My Feelings’
From Dennis Prager‘s radio show today. Author Alison Armstrong was the guest. "Prager H2: What happens when spouses hurt one another? What is the source of the anger? What hurts a woman’s feelings? What hurts men?" Alison: "Typically, when a … Continue reading
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I Understand Now Why Managers Make 15%
I had a dispute with an artist that is going to cost me about 20 hours of my life with no reward. I was feeling angry and aggrieved this afternoon, even more angry and aggrieved than usual, when I got … Continue reading
What Makes A Man Angrier? Sex Deprivation Or Sleep Deprivation?
From my chat room: guest8: luke r u depressed that your bd is over? DiscoDuck: he doesn;t look good guest8: he has a hangover or a hangnail guest8: where are the balloons ?? did you pop them? YourMoralLeader: many of … Continue reading
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Israeli Anger Over American Interference
Israelis seem to get very angry at the influence of American Jews in Israeli politics. I have a few thoughts on this, none of which reflect well on Israelis. One. You don’t get mad at something that is insignificant. If … Continue reading
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