As human beings, we're emotional creatures, beings that are certainly moved by the actions of hormones playing out within our body system. Hence, our actions and reactions could be highly influenced by these. With such a reality comes the tendency to get angry, happy, sad, and moody, and this all tends to affect how we respond to things and issues. More even, when these actions or situations are the work of another human, it could be hard to resist a response to it.
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Depending on the actions, our responses or reactions could be in varied ways; a good or kind, lovely gesture could be a warm smile, a happy and welcoming demeanour spread across our faces and all over our expressions. The same could be said of an annoying, provocative gesture, just that in this case you get the opposite. Such could be highly met with an angry and unwelcoming demeanour, indicating that we're pissed off.
What could seem like a ‘let go’ to one could be the thing that gets another pissed off. We're all emotional beings, yet we respond in different ways to some actions or situations. If I were to say one thing that could get me pissed off, for some reason, I'll say that what comes to mind is the case of false accusation. So much how I hate to be blamed or even accused of something I never had a hand in, more even when I had bare knowledge of it.
It's beyond just some fingers being pointed at me for something that shouldn't, but it's about the question of integrity and right standing. I've come across cases, where persons were falsely accused and punished amidst their plea for innocence, only to be discovered later that they were truly innocent. However, the damage has been done. The punishment can't be reversed if it has to do with the body, and even in cases where the punishment wasn't inflicted on the body directly, one form of damage or another could have been done. One that seems to run through all scenarios is the stain on one's image.
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For reasons like this, I find it highly disturbing, and eventually annoying to be falsely accused. I've been a victim of some of that in my life, and coupled with the experiences of others, it's something that pisses me off even if I wasn't the victim. The desire and concern for the prevalence of justice also make it more heavy to get pissed off. Justice and right judgement is something that should be followed carefully to the end. So, I find it reprehensible that I should or one should suffer for something I shouldn't or they shouldn't respectively.
Even though we might try to control or keep our emotions in check, sometimes some things could just seem overwhelming that we can't deny or take. At such moments, we could burst into one of the actions or reactions that they could cause. Amidst some other reasons that I could get pissed off by, this one resonates well for some reason. I remember how much this was a situation I vehemently despised while a kid, and it gets me pissed off, even if I wasn't the one involved.
