Angry SMS

Why I get angry with you?

You often ask me why I get angry with you so often. There are so many times when you get so much busy in your work that you don’t keep any contact and just to make you realize that I miss you, I show my anger. I feel good when you come and ask me the reason of my anger, and you try to overcome that problem.  This is why I get angry with you.

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kisi sey naraazgi ka waqt itna taweel na rakho ke wo tumhaare bagair hi jeena seekh jaye”.

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“I’m upset, not because of what happened, but because I expected better from you.”

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“Anger may fade, but the words said in anger can leave scars forever.”

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“I’m not mad, I’m just disappointed, and that hurts even more.”

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“Sometimes silence speaks louder than words when anger takes over.”

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“I need space right now because my heart is heavy with anger and hurt.”

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“I’m tired of always being the one who cares more. Your actions have crossed the line, and I can’t keep pretending it’s okay.”

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“Enough is enough! I’ve stayed quiet for too long, but now I need you to understand how much you’ve hurt me.”

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“I can’t believe you thought it was fine to treat me this way. My patience has limits, and you’ve reached them.”

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“I’m done putting up with excuses. Respect works both ways, and I won’t tolerate being taken for granted any longer.”

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“Your behavior has left me speechless in the worst way possible. I expected better from you, and I’m furious.”

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