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Going for a run or working out to blow of some steam (especially weight training and kickboxing), followed by a warm relaxing shower.
Depends on how vicious an argument it was. If it was more of a “you’re wrong I’m right suck it” kind of thing, a few cat videos and some deep breaths will help me. If it’s a “go fuck yourself with a life sized cactus dildo” argument, punching a throw pillow works, although I have been known to fury knit.
Replay it in my head a few times.
Call someone for perspective.
Smoke.
Revisit it.
Smoke.
Let it go.
Go for a walk
Go for a long walk and clear your head, allow yourself to calm down and think about what happened when you’re in a different headspace. Getting some space is always good
Deathcore.
Then gradually I move down to metalcore. Sometimes that leads me to nu-metal, which is just a fun, nostalgic time and I forget what I was angry about!
I usually either call someone to vent about it or think about it and process it alone until I let it go
I try to find something that makes me happy, or something I can’t show anger around (because they won’t understand it’s not directed at them). For me this is whatever pet I have at the time (other than fish because fish only know food and nothing else).
Or I write it down. Usually I can figure out what is still bothering me about the argument (maybe I’m wrong, maybe they’re wrong and a fucking idiot) and it helps to process it.
Lock myself in a room and brood there silently till I calm down.