lose my temper
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo become angry and unable to control your emotions or behavior.
I try not to lose my temper with the children, but sometimes it's hard.
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- I feel like I'm going to lose my temper.
I feel like I'm going to lose my temper.
- I feel like I'm going to lose my temper.
I feel like I'm going to lose my temper.
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- He said at one point, I don't lose my temper and I don't yell at people, adding that he may have once called someone a jackass, but
He said at one point, I don't lose my temper and I don't yell at people, adding that he may have once called someone a jackass, but
- He said at one point, I don't lose my temper and I don't yell at people, adding that he may have once called someone a jackass,
He said at one point, I don't lose my temper and I don't yell at people, adding that he may have once called someone a jackass,
Why And How To Say Sorry
- Out of the blue say: "sorry I'm so anxious", "sorry I lose my temper", "sorry I don't listen enough", "sorry I'm too preoccupied", "sorry I both want you close and push you away", "sorry I'm not always balanced, sane or mature".
Out of the blue say: "sorry I'm so anxious", "sorry I lose my temper", "sorry I don't listen enough", "sorry I'm too preoccupied", "sorry I both want you close and push you away", "sorry I'm not always balanced, sane or mature".