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What do you do to make you feel relaxed at times of extreeme frustrations?

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feona | 06:17 Mon 16th May 2011 | Body & Soul
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It happens most of the times that I feel frustrated even when I try to keep myself cool and calm but on some issues I finds this hard enough to control my feelings and I just act weird. This happens with many people but can anyone help me know what are the best ways to overcome this frustrating feeling.
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what i do in situations like this is, take a cool shower, make a nice cool glass of lemonade and curl up in bed to read a book or watch a moive! when you are frustrated you also become irriated and angry ... your blood presure increases and what you need to do is cool yourself off ... take your mind off the problem for a while so you can approach it again with a cool!
04:31 Tue 17th May 2011
it depends what you mean by "weird". should you be taking this to your doctor?
It dependsif it's just general things I remember that in 100 years time none of it will matter. If it's so big it will then I try to channel Ghandi and if it's an individual that's ticking me off I usually punch them;-)
what i do in situations like this is, take a cool shower, make a nice cool glass of lemonade and curl up in bed to read a book or watch a moive! when you are frustrated you also become irriated and angry ... your blood presure increases and what you need to do is cool yourself off ... take your mind off the problem for a while so you can approach it again with a cool!
learn how to meditate,it really helps you to keep calm.
Punch a cushion/pillow until I'm totally worn out - usually having a good cry while I do it :)

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