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More specifically, phen rage describes the feelings of frustration, impatience, hostility, irritability, and anger that patients feel while taking phentermine. In most cases, this anger is directed outward in angry outbursts, shouting, and even physical destruction or violence.
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More specifically, phen rage describes the feelings of frustration, impatience, hostility, irritability, and anger that patients feel while taking phentermine. In most cases, this anger is directed outward in angry outbursts, shouting, and even physical destruction or violence.
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Phentermine: Cardiovascular changes Severe headache Trouble speaking Mental or mood changes (agitation, nervousness, uncontrolled anger, hallucinations
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Anger: Some phentermine users will report that the drug makes them extremely angry, or more prone to anger episodes. If before taking
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More specifically, phen rage describes the feelings of frustration, impatience, hostility, irritability, and anger that patients feel while taking phentermine. In most cases, this anger is directed outward in angry outbursts, shouting, and even physical destruction or violence.
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Could anger look like a smile ?
I do not mean a smile that hides anger.
I guess he'll have to wait for Bill to get out of prison and beat his ass to feel his anger disappear.
If Sue was drugged she has much less blame for her actions.
His anger should be only against Bill. So what's with it coming out at any time?? I can understand his anger but not anger directed at everyone. But since he has the anger against Sue, also, it is best if he stays away from her. It's apparently anger that is deep down but it must be there.