I used to throw tantrums as a very young child but as I grew up, I became more mellow and very nonchalant about any situation. I usually laughed off most dilemmas and never really stressed too much about anything. The last time I've actually physically fought someone was when I was in the 8th grade but I feel that is typical behavior for adolescent boys. I have now finished my first year of college.
In the past few months, however, I've been getting angry at minor problems or even nothing. About once a week I get this way. When this happens, i stop talking entirely because I know I will say or do something I regret to people that I care about. I cannot bring myself to even reason with anyone because I just want to say things that will just hurt them. Because of this, I get extremely aggressive and have a strong urge to misdirect my anger by engaging in physical altercations with random people. So far I haven't done that yet.
I do however release this aggression by breaking things or engaging in self-destructive tendencies. I've broken my closet door and punched two holes through my wall. The second hole was from yesterday and it injured my wrist pretty badly. My wrist hurts so bad and eventually I will end up hurting other people instead of myself. I was fine for the longest time and I would even say that my life is at its best right now compared to the last couple years so I'm not sure what the cause of these random bursts of anger are.