Few things... Have you ever felt the need to rant about your injustice and sometimes you couldn't just hold it in? I sure have and quite often I do so. Most of the time when someone says something idiotic. Though [url=https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/unique-everybody-else/201303/internet-ranting-and-the-myth-catharsis]psychologists say that ranting makes it worse[/url], I do wonder, why is it so? I really wonder. I am still entrenched in that belief. Have you thought of ranting to be good stress relief? If so, why? [size=5]I am absolutely terrible at coming up with ideas to discuss things.[/size]

I'd rather keep the stress inside me in many situations...

[quote="[url=http://phpbb.mfgg.net/viewtopic.php?p=461827#p461827]DarkSideStrike[/url]"]Though [url=https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/unique-everybody-else/201303/internet-ranting-and-the-myth-catharsis]psychologists say that ranting makes it worse[/url], I do wonder, why is it so? I really wonder.[/quote] I don't know, maybe the article you just linked says why? (Seriously?) It's as simple as ranting being cathartic, meaning you want to do it more, because it relieves anger, but the ranting simply feeds that anger more (since you're basically letting it take control for a little while, rather than you controlling it), creating an endless loop of catharsis and anger. It's the same reason hitting things to relieve anger is a terrible idea. People do something that feels good, they want to do it more. Eventually the thing they hit isn't a sandbag.