The Passion of Aggression
Ever given thought to certain things like, why do I enjoy watching people cry? Sure, you might not be as disturbed as me, but I have a passion in watching people cry. Whether it be some kid getting knocked the fuck out after falling off his skateboard, a girl crying after her boyfriend dumped her because she’s a slut, or even a child at the mall crying its eyes out in the stroller. I love to hear people cry.
However, making people cry, it’s the complete opposite, and I don’t mean hitting them or anything physical to make them cry, I mean intense emotional harm type deal. That is quite possibly the most painful experience in the world, because in making someone cry this way, you have to know them one way or another, which really doesn’t help your situation. Watching this person you care about, this person you love so much, watching them bawl their eyes out while you just stand there. You have no idea what to say and all you want is for them to stop, but no, they continue to sit there crying, pouring out all their emotion and it wont stop. Whatever it is you’ve done, it hurts.
You start feeling horrible, standing there watching this person cry and cry. Your emotions are starting to rip through you, sorrow, regret and then, all of a sudden, this sharp pain starts ripping through your chest, your muscles everywhere stiffen up and all of a sudden, this person’s crying starts to physically hurt. You’re watching this person cry and it hurts emotionally and physically and it’s not even you that’s hurt and crying, imagine their pain.
What have you done? Does it even matter at this point? They’re sitting there crying and there’s nothing you can do. It’s like watching your mother bleed to death and you can only watch, it’s horrifying. However, instead of death consuming them, this person, here, crying, will continue to live with this pain. Nothing you can ever do will remove this thought, this feeling, this pain from their memory. When they think about you, they’ll think about this moment, as much as they wish they wouldn’t have to remember this memory when they think of you, they will.
I thought you liked to hear people cry Joe, what the hell? I do, I love it, but I hate it when I’m the one that does it, and you know why? Most of the times I’ve made someone cry is because I’d do as a please, I wouldn’t think, and I’d do whatever I wanted at the spur of the moment. This has hurt a lot of girls in many ways.
The point here is you need to think. Not play out all the possible scenarios in your head, but to seriously sit there and think. Is what I’m doing wrong? Is someone going to end up hurt? Emotions aren’t games, they’re real, and they’re superbly linked to our memory. When someone feels hate or pain, do you really want them to be thinking of you? You can prevent it by thinking first and acting second.
Take a moment out of your day and ask yourself, “Is what I am doing right?”
-Joe
From: Thoughts on ex-girlfriends and past troubles I’ve experienced



