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>Some years ago our car was hit in the back (rear-ended) on the highway when we had to slowdown due to a jam. The damage was substantial, no injuries however. I recall that I was not angry at all. Instead, right from the moment that it happened I was very calm and understanding and helpful. The fellow from the other car apologized et cetera, right from the beginning of our conversation, but he was also upset and nervous and I tried to relax him, while phoning the police. This is just one anecdote, but it is proof that anger is not always the first reaction.>
>I stand corrected. Maybe it's just me. <g>
Or maybe it's just me. <g>
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