I sincerely believe that we are all 100% capable of Blind Rage when the moment is right.

Have you ever loved someone or something so much that the mere thought of loss or rejection from your object of desire, makes you wish death upon yourself rather than searching the world over too replace the love lost? It is in this very moment, when we can’t see beyond our loss, and all is becoming real, that rage takes over. A moment when you see everything you’ve worked for deteriorate right before your eyes; an uncontrolled eruption of emotions begins to surface. Pain being the first emotion will cause the most disruption, as we use whatever we can to inflict pain on whomever we can, by any means necessary. Realization, the second emotion only fuels to 1st reaction, which causes more rage. Temper tantrums, violence, self mutilation, & derogatory treatment of others and a passionate desire for someone else to hurt the way you are. Then there is the stage of reality. Reality is different from realization in the fact that reality is the point which you realize what you’ve done, said, or how you’ve acted, and immediately try to put back together the pieces of what was destroyed and salvage whatever we have left of our desired object.

We’ve all experienced similarities of this process I’m sure. It only makes us human. Even though it’s cliché to say, it’s true that we don’t know what we have, till it’s gone. And more often than not these days, when someone’s reached the reality stage and needs to put back together the pieces, it’s too late and we’ve completely demolished everything. This comes full circle to the beginning of all rage, and we no longer care to exist without our love and know that by our actions through rage, that we no longer deserve to have the precious love that we tore apart in a blind fit of rage. Feeling incapable and unworthy to replace this object of love, the rage upon ourselves begins and often ends in death. Rather death of the soul, heart, or body… At this point, we have died.

This is why we must cherish what we’ve obtained and always remember how hard we worked to get it in the first place. Never take for granted what you had once desired more than anything on earth, just because you now have it. It may not always be there forever and needs your constant reminder of their value to us.

The above stated comments are some just some of my thoughts on the issue of rage. People always ask “How could someone do that” or state “I would never”….. My belief is that we all love, and we will all fight for our most loved. So if you’re never experienced “rage”, you’ve never truly loved anything, nor have you had to fight for it!