All through school, I attacked people, verbally and physically, for minor slights.
I was essentially kicked out of high school because I was threatening to other students and wrote a rather offensive letter to one of my teachers.
I was fired from my previous job for calling the assistant manager an inhuman bitch.
And now it looks like I'm going to be fired from Wal-Mart as well, if I don't get this under control.
It isn't helped by the fact that I somewhat enjoy being angry. The kind of bile and venom I can come up with when I'm angry at a keyboard is just... It's not the kind of thing I can come up with when I'm feeling normal. I just can't think that way without a good dose of adrenaline. I kind of like breaking shit and yelling and flailing my arms.
My misanthropy only makes it worse, as I kind of like seeing people being scared of me. I kind of like it when they jump back because I pointed at a sign rather aggressively. I like that, if I want to, I can push people I dislike away, with just a gesture and a shout.
I'm not exactly the most socially adept of humans, by the way.
I'm not fond of it.
Talking to people stresses me immensely. Having friends over, in particular, wears me right out, even if we just sat around bored, just because I actually care what my friends think of me.
I understand I need people, you see, even if I don't like them. I have to find some way to get what I need from them, even though I'd rather see them buried alive.
Another problem I have with socialization is that I don't read people very well.
Quite often, I take compliments, jokes, teasing and games as direct insults. And I have a VERY short fuse.
I overreact to things. Good or bad. Give me a ride home, I'll likely buy you lunch for a week without thinking about it. Insult me, and if I think I can get away with it, I'll drag you into a back alley, and (hopefully) I'd be the only one walking back out. Of course, it's extremely unlikely I'd get away with something like that, so my actions get stretched out over time with yelling.
I have to fix it.