Some incompetent *** almost hit me. I was crossing an intersection in the bike lane and had a green. A car decided it's to special to bother with red lights, and almost hits me, slamming on the breaks and honking it's horn at me. I had to turn my front wheel to avoid being hit, and I think my foot made contact with the car (hard to remember). So I just sit there. And loudly proclaim they have a red light. It's still red, I'm pointing to it. Driver rolls down her window and says "I'm so sorry, I didn't see you". I manage a very sarcastic "Good job", and ride on.

For the next 20 minutes, I can think of nothing else except of what I should have done. I should yelled. I should have swore. I should have said something clever and demeaning because she came pretty damn close to hitting me, I could have been seriously hurt or killed.

I've had this problem all my life, I CAN NOT explode in anger. I want to. Have I been conditioned not to? What is wrong with me? I'm going to start taking phone numbers, so if this ever happens again I call them in half an hour when my anger catches up to my brain and yell at them then.
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