Maybe it's that I'm in love.

I know people that get mad/angry with themselves for getting mad/angry with themselves. Seems self-defeating. The solution, of course, would be to not get mad/angry in the first place. I tell some of 'em precisely that, and that makes them even more mad/angry. They don't want my advice. Guess being mad/angry is a part of their nature. Maybe they'll always be mad/angry. Not only with themselves. But with others. Often, they wake up in a mad/angry state. And they even have mad/angry nightmares. I recall being mad/angry a long, long time ago. Over what, I can't remember. Probably was something pretty insignificant. Now I have absolutely no desire to be mad/angry. Maybe it's that I'm in love. --Jim Broede