Leebo86 posted...
From: Vlado | #013
I've tossed my PS3 controller 10+ times
This is about throwing, not tossing.
When I hear toss I think of putting the controller on the couch gently from 3 feet away.
Throwing is quite a bit more violent.
I don't know, I call it "tossing" because I toss it by flicking my wrist (like a frisbee), not actually grab it in hand, raise it up and throw it. It's more natural given how one holds a controller.
Biolizard28 posted...
Releasing anger is actually unhealthy because it becomes habitual. Habits are hard to break
What if you get frustrated elsewhere and don't have a controller to throw to make you feel better? Are you going to throw bricks?
You're not a freaking monkey. You can react differently to different situations.
Ayuyu posted...
From: Biolizard28 | #018
Releasing anger is actually unhealthy because it becomes habitual. Habits are hard to break
What if you get frustrated elsewhere and don't have a controller to throw to make you feel better? Are you going to throw bricks?
Well since I get angry like once every 1-2 years I don't think it'll ever become a habit ._.
Now if you get angry every day then there's a problem, and it's not the how you release the anger but the why you're always so angry.
How often it happens is an interesting question. Probably like once every couple months or so to me.
thundersheep posted...
From: Vlado | #003
Don't know about the rest, but PS3 controllers are apparently tough enough to withstand tossing.
Nah. I have a friend that has broken two controllers and another that has broken at least one, all through tossing. They're not especially durable.
Well, don't throw it against the wall with full force! Of course I am at least somewhat careful not to break it when I do so.
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