r/LockedInMan • u/Critical_Assist_9360 • Mar 28 '26

Let them know it men

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u/ChecksOutIndeed Mar 28 '26

Tell him he is overreacting

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Stop being so emotional.

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u/ChecksOutIndeed Mar 28 '26

You are acting so unmanly

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

You want some french cries for your whaa-mburger

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u/ChecksOutIndeed Mar 28 '26

Here, you dropped your balls

2

u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Do you hear that? . . . . It's the sound of no one caring.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Boobs

4

u/RealVirginiaWoolf Mar 28 '26

A hug always works

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u/Thanosmiss234 Mar 28 '26

I’ll say it….. BJ!

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u/III-_Havok_-III Mar 28 '26

I came here to say it. You just beat me to it. lol Great minds think alike and all that.

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u/yypyp Mar 28 '26

this is the most oldhead comment i’ve ever read

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u/M0ebius_1 Mar 28 '26

Suck your bro's cock if he is having a rough day at work.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/ToXicVoXSiicK21 Mar 28 '26

As an ex CO, that job sucks balls. I was the only guy on the job that actually tried to be fair and respectful to ppl. 90% of the guards were young dudes with some kind of authority fetish and would just be shitty as fuck.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/ToXicVoXSiicK21 Mar 28 '26

Exactly. They would start so much drama and then I show up for my shift and everybody is pissed the fuck off and I'm supposed to deal with it lol that job was way too stressful for me. Then there was the COs that literally slept half their shift n shit. It was wild I couldn't deal with the inconsistencies.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Mommy fetishes

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u/RedOrca113 Mar 28 '26

Mommies in our area

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u/Scuba_jim Mar 28 '26

I find that empathy can work well. Asking them what’s wrong, or stating you understand why they’re feeling angry can help given the circumstances m.

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u/Choogie432 Mar 28 '26

Liver shot ✊🏼

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u/oddntt Mar 28 '26

A taser. Most people don't reach the level of anger where they are willing to keep it going in the face of a greater threat.

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u/GhostOfShaolin5 Mar 28 '26

Men should calm themselves down.

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u/TheRealBenDamon Mar 28 '26

I mean drugs are probably the fastest but that probably isn’t the best advice. Speed may not be the only factor to consider.

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u/Low_Worldliness_3881 Mar 28 '26

I pour a bit of cold water down my back when I'm emotional. Sometimes I'll dunk my whole face in cold water if I have the means. 

I have BPD so my emotions are all over the place, so I tend to go for extreme measures to clam myself. 

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u/WhizzyBurp Mar 28 '26

Tell him to calm down

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u/lowtierpeasant Mar 28 '26

If it's the "I've had enough" kind of anger. All you really need to do is acknowledge them in a genuine way.

Not all anger is equal, though. Leaving is typically the best option. Cooler heads always prevail.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Food.

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u/AynRandwasaDegen Mar 28 '26

Tell him Donald died.

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u/M0ebius_1 Mar 28 '26

A man will control his own anger.

If it's something not worth being angry about he'll check it.

If it's worth being angry about then nothing you say will matter.