I Think I Have A Problem. I Just Did Something I Am Ashamed Of.

[Minus Whale 131]

Let me just start by saying I love my wife and kids and I wouldn't purposely do anything to hurt them. I have a history of anger problems which forced me to go to anger management and my counselor identified my love of sports as a potential problem. Anyhow, I'm sharing this because I know I am not alone and I know this issue is more prevalent than most would care to admit.

When Roddy dropped the ball at the end of the game I lost my mind. I picked up my 40 inch flat screen and slammed it on the ground. When I ripped the tv off its stand, the cord you plug into the wall whipped around and hit my 7 year old son in the face. It didn't hit him hard but he started crying. To make it worse, I was so angry that I didn't even notice. My wife said he hid behind the couch and started crying uncontrollably, while I was in the other room slamming my head against the door frame.

I feel absolutely horrible. My wife won't talk to me and both of my children are scared. Have any of you ever dealt with anything like this? All I know is the Falcons better get their **** together next year because I can't take much more of this.

[SoCalFalconFan 267]

Get help. That's not normal. Speaking from experience. Your family doesn't deserve that. Half the battle is admitting you have a serious problem.

[Dirtybird56 3,434]

This is a copy-over from that Seattle fan lol

[Brehus 602]

Order you some Phenibut it will make you feel better

[Falcons84 41]

troll.

[Drwill 30]

Let me just start by saying I love my wife and kids and I wouldn't purposely do anything to hurt them. I have a history of anger problems which forced me to go to anger management and my counselor identified my love of sports as a potential problem. Anyhow, I'm sharing this because I know I am not alone and I know this issue is more prevalent than most would care to admit.

When Roddy dropped the ball at the end of the game I lost my mind. I picked up my 40 inch flat screen and slammed it on the ground. When I ripped the tv off its stand, the cord you plug into the wall whipped around and hit my 7 year old son in the face. It didn't hit him hard but he started crying. To make it worse, I was so angry that I didn't even notice. My wife said he hid behind the couch and started crying uncontrollably, while I was in the other room slamming my head against the door frame.

I feel absolutely horrible. My wife won't talk to me and both of my children are scared. Have any of you ever dealt with anything like this? All I know is the Falcons better get their **** together next year because I can't take much more of this.

I feel your pain man, It was a hard lose to take thats why you gotta step outta the room before you go ape ****. Its probly better and safer to get away from people when your pissed

[Bawse 5,003]

You just reworded that post that was made on the Seahawks board after they lost. F*cking fail.

[reggiekush 12]

lol FAILCLOWN

[postseasonchampions 4]

Let me just start by saying I love my wife and kids and I wouldn't purposely do anything to hurt them. I have a history of anger problems which forced me to go to anger management and my counselor identified my love of sports as a potential problem. Anyhow, I'm sharing this because I know I am not alone and I know this issue is more prevalent than most would care to admit.

When Roddy dropped the ball at the end of the game I lost my mind. I picked up my 40 inch flat screen and slammed it on the ground. When I ripped the tv off its stand, the cord you plug into the wall whipped around and hit my 7 year old son in the face. It didn't hit him hard but he started crying. To make it worse, I was so angry that I didn't even notice. My wife said he hid behind the couch and started crying uncontrollably, while I was in the other room slamming my head against the door frame.

I feel absolutely horrible. My wife won't talk to me and both of my children are scared. Have any of you ever dealt with anything like this? All I know is the Falcons better get their **** together next year because I can't take much more of this.

****, I'm not actually able to troll this thread. Go see a mental health professional. That's coming from a narcissistic troll.

[Smittyball101 32]

Watch old revenge of the nerds with tuggle2 instead.

[Flip Flop 1,965]

Dude. You should stop watching football. There is no excuse for that. Get help. Your gonna screw up your kid if you dont.

[ya_boi_j 22,194]

Unless you are financially invested in the team, it's not that serious man

[Minus Whale 131]

Why would I make this up? I'm sure it happens all the time. I do need help.

[dirtybird2k5 2,707]

I just started drinking more beer. Get over it man. It's only a game.

[Bala Lowkz 0]

How about you make up something that hasnt been posted before you lol.

[SoCalFalconFan 267]

You guys are making jokes, and this guy's family is actually in crisis. He needs professional help. I feel terrible for his wife and children. No one deserves a psycho for a husband or a Dad who can't control himself over a freakin' football game.

[MilleniumFalcon 1,357]

WTF, worse thing I ever did was punch a hole in my drywall. Need to learn to control that anger. I was angry after that Roddy play but I kept it inside.

[ironkobe 67]

you dumbass its just a game

[Ironworker808 0]

Foam bricks have saved my TV/walls/loved ones many many times over the years.

Fake thread or not, my post is 100% serious.

Now all I have to work on is yelling at the TV. Scares the **** out of the dogs.

[Bawse 5,003]

Stop getting trolled, he copied and reworded the post from that guy over on the Hawks board about throwing his remote and shattering it.

[GTJeff1975 576]

Let me just start by saying I love my wife and kids and I wouldn't purposely do anything to hurt them. I have a history of anger problems which forced me to go to anger management and my counselor identified my love of sports as a potential problem. Anyhow, I'm sharing this because I know I am not alone and I know this issue is more prevalent than most would care to admit.

When Roddy dropped the ball at the end of the game I lost my mind. I picked up my 40 inch flat screen and slammed it on the ground. When I ripped the tv off its stand, the cord you plug into the wall whipped around and hit my 7 year old son in the face. It didn't hit him hard but he started crying. To make it worse, I was so angry that I didn't even notice. My wife said he hid behind the couch and started crying uncontrollably, while I was in the other room slamming my head against the door frame.

I feel absolutely horrible. My wife won't talk to me and both of my children are scared. Have any of you ever dealt with anything like this? All I know is the Falcons better get their **** together next year because I can't take much more of this.

Um...I can get hot headed but I have NEVER done anything remotely close to that. You need to get some help SERIOUSLY. This sounds exacty like the Seahawks fan that someone was making fun of last week....but worse.

[GeorgiaBoyz 803]

Im sorry but I laughed when reading this wasnt sure if it was true or not. lol

[SoCalFalconFan 267]

You can't undo that crap. Your kids and your wife will never forget that. I'm not kidding when I tell you to get help. You can't reason it out that it's normal anymore. It isn't.

[dirtybird2k5 2,707]

Not to mention he was interfered with on the pass. He didn't drop it. Football, much like life...isn't fair. You just have to roll with the punches. I have always had anger problems too. But you have to adapt. You have to adjust. Find a better way to take out your anger. Work with it instead of against it. Good luck to you man...and if you ever need any advice don't hesitate to PM me.

[The Post Master 273]

SMOKE SOME WEED!