Have you ever witnessed an adult throwing a tantrum?

@FourWalls Hey, that can easily be forgiven though lol I'm glad they did occur only at home though, I'm very curious what you did. Seriously, in your case, that's fine to me! You had a valid reason.

Even today, deny your daily Homer & Jethro fix and you are a three-year-old!

@FourWalls thanks for keeping it real. Sometimes adults lose it too. Forgive them.

@Writingghost When my Dad started using the 'F' word, it was time to get out of his way.

When my Dad was very angry he would say this exactly "Oh Dirty Word".

@JudyEv That makes perfect sense. It's good to know where the line in drawn.

@marlina Yeah sometimes it can be quite scary at times too. @Writingghost yeah that can happen from time to time for sure! You're right about that.

Yes, even adults are humans and sometimes cross over that line.

@JohnRoberts lol oh I cannot imagine! No way!

I know it is not all the time. Everyone has to eat and sleep.

@Starkinds No sometimes that behaviour can be difficult to deal with. @Writingghost That is correct. But I feel you might not be understanding me. Please don't think I'm attacking those who blow of steam or need to have a cry or complain because a lot of the times, there are good reasons when people are at their breaking point! I'm specifically talking about adults who literally create a scene like a child would. Screaming, kicking, abuse, saying silly things etc over something so small. I'm talking about the ones who just can't deal with little things not going their way. For example, my Aunty. She seems to have been spoiled. She complains not only to herself and whoever is with her but takes it to the next level of complaining to managers. Like when she goes to see a movie, she gets annoyed that children are present. The children could have laughed or talked loudly once ( no idea why she complains because she always talks throughout the whole damn movie ) and she will go complain to the manager demanding a refund. That's the kinda thing I'm talking about. Or another example, my ex boyfriend. He actually was spoiled as a child and even now. He once asked for a burger without tomato, his order was wrong yes because he got tomato. But how did he handle it? Didn't walk back up to the counter. No, he threw his food at the workers. It made me feel horrible for the workers because accidents happen but my brat of an ex boyfriend would do horrible things like this often, putting people down if his life was "disrupted." Not people who are at breaking point. Not people who are tired of being mistreated so they snap etc. There is a specific attitude I'm talking about here. I hope you understand where I am coming from.

We don't live in a perfect world and we are not perfect.

@Butterfingers That's pretty much what I'm trying to say too. People who do make a habit of it. It gets hard especially if you know the person and get sucked into the situation. @Writingghost I agree. It can be very hard.

I would hate for it to be a habit.

@VivaLaDani13 yes right

@much2say lol I know what you mean!

@paigea I agree, it can be quite scary at times. I don't like it.

@Shiva49 I'm glad you came to that realisation. I know that can't happen for a lot of people but when it does happen, I can only imagine how much easier life can be. Or at least, having acceptance of how life is.

@Shiva49 Thank you kindly for sharing that with me.

@VivaLaDani13 The Serenity Prayer is the best guide for me: " God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference." - siva

@thelme55 I understand what you mean and I completely agree. It would be disturbing to witness in person.

@Melanie_Marie Oh man! Great time for you to hide when you tell her that!

@Writingghost True! Though, I've not seen that lately. Have you?

@Writingghost Glad it's not happening within your family. But otherwise, sorry to know that.

@VivaLaDani13 A lot lately in my area - not in my family.

@Fa_Maverick That doesn't sound good.

@Fa_Maverick Yeah see that's the thing. Some times we really don't know the cause. Only time I have something to say about outbursts is if I understand the story from all angles. Otherwise, I don't want to judge because I don't know the reason.

@VivaLaDani13 it really wasn't if I wanted to disappear imagine what the girlfriend felt. With that said though there could have been an underlying cause of the tantrum... Perhaps the person was going through a really sh*tty time and just happened to have an outburst in public

@Treborika There is heaps to see on YouTube. So many adults out there acting like little children. It's odd to watch sometimes.

@VivaLaDani13 I don't like to watch that kind of movies

@Treborika I mean real people. Not movies..