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Location: 8 days at Cloudbreak, 6 in Perth, Australia
Have you ever felt like going into the most crowded room you can find and just screaming at the top of your lungs just to get all the frustration out??
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Location: Wonderland igloo, Vic, Australia
YES!!!!
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Location: 8 days at Cloudbreak, 6 in Perth, Australia
So I wonder why it is socially unacceptable to do so??
Can you imagine how much better we would feel if we would be allowed to just release....
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Location: Wonderland igloo, Vic, Australia
i know! Its socially unacceptable becuas epeople get stupid and iffy
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thats why i do that at cemetaries...the residents tend not to complain too much!!
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Pooh-Bah
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Location: melbourne, victoria, australia
i don't think i could deal with the 'oh things are ok' 'don't worry, things aren't that bad' that would follow it. the problem with public displays of frustration is when the public patronisingly tries to comfort you.
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Primal sream therapy is good thing but one should chose the optmimum time for catharsis, a busy railway station is ok
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Location: Edinburgh, Scotland (UK)
I usually do it at home, if other people are around (or I don't want to make the neighbours think I'm being robbed or something) I scream into a pillow. Don't do it in a very crowded room though, people wouldn't know it's out of frustration, so you might cause a mass panic and get trampled to death!
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Location: mancunian, United Kingdom
sounds weird but when i get frustrated a start bouncing down my coridor in a running type motion and making weird sounds half shouting. it does actually work, but my housemates think im strange
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Yeah I always get taht feeling when its totally silent, like in exams...Thats probably why I talk so much in awkward situations....those silences are the worst...
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Location: Perth, Australia
It hurts me after though...my throat hurts
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the problem with public displays of frustration is when the public patronisingly tries to comfort you.
thats when you pull the cap gun out of your pocket and shout "everyone hit the deck" and then you get to the front of the que...
(the trick is to not let the know its a cap gun)
but it does sometime help to let out a scream, but you do get some dodgy looks...
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Location: San Francisco, CA, USA
At Stanford, during "Dead Week," the week leading up to finals, we had a tradition called "Primal Scream."
Basically, at midnight every night of the week, everyone opens their windows up or goes outside and screams at the top of their lungs. The campus sounds really eerie for about a minute after the clock-tower strikes midnight.
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That is a great tradition!
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Pooh-Bah
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Location: melbourne, victoria, australia
that sounds great lightning.
one night there was a full moon at this festival we've got here called confest, it was a full moon, and i started howling, a few others heard and joined in and pretty soon it seemed like everyone in the woods were howling. beautiful memory.
Pooh-Bah
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Location: Galveston, TX, USA
Lightning, we did something similar at my college, but we only had 2 dead days instead of a whole week. Oddly enough, ours was called "Primal Scream" as well. Very effective
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Location: Brisbane Oz, Australia
Now i know why i get looked at so unsuall like when i do that.
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Location: Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia
Im a firm beleiver in getting stuff off your chest. Screaming is good, hurts you throat though. when i get frustrated, depressed or something along those lines, i grab my staff, go out to the front lawn, close my eyes and just spin as fast as i can. it realy helps me clear my mind, everything around me just dissapears. (starting to work a bit better now that im not hitting myself
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