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101 Ways to Vent
101 Ways to Vent
101 Ways to Vent
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In this funny, simple, practical guide to venting stress and anger, Alex Berhane, the founder of VentNation.com, shares his own, sometimes quirky, venting methods along with many of those posted on his popular website. What's more, he includes links to short, animated videos to the methods, creating even more attachment to this already-addictive manual on stress relief. 101 Ways to Vent organizes the venting methods into four categories: no risk; low risk; moderate risk; and try at your own risk. If you have always used a few of the same methods to vent, allow this volume to stimulate your imagination. Overall, it can be a useful contribution to improving your confidence, outlook and even health should you decide to vent in any of the 101 ways.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 21, 2013
ISBN9780988733282
101 Ways to Vent
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Alex Berhane

Alex Berhane is a business development consultant turned wanna-be-writer. He took a hiatus from his family’s thriving business in South Florida to pursue his dream of writing. What better topic to begin with than something he loves to do – listen to people vent? He is the architect, creative mind and chief delegator behind www.VentNation.com, which gave rise to his first published work, “101 Ways to Vent.” As the creator of www.VentNation.com, Alex has come across some many different ways that people choose to vent, and he has compiled them in this sarcastic, humorous book.

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    101 Ways to Vent - Alex Berhane

    101 Ways to Vent

    by

    Alex Berhane

    101 Ways to Vent

    Alex Berhane

    Copyright Alex Berhane 2013

    Published by Allwrite Publishing at Smashwords

    All rights reserved.

    Although the author and publisher have made every effort to ensure that the information in this book is correct, the author and publisher do not assume and hereby disclaim any liability to any party for any loss, damage, or disruption caused by errors or omissions, whether such errors or omissions result from negligence, accident, or any other cause. Furthermore, this book is not intended as a substitute for the medical advice of physicians. The reader should regularly consult a physician in matters relating to his/her health and particularly with respect to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention.

    No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. For information, contact:

    Allwrite Publishing

    P.O. Box 1071

    Atlanta, GA 30301

    www.allwritepublishing.com

    1. Self-Help 2. Life 3. Relationships

    ISBN: 978-0-9887332-6-8 (print)

    ISBN: 978-0-9887332-8-2 (ebook)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2013956458

    Animations by Tracy Oche

    Printed in the United States of America

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    No Risk

    VentNation.com

    Knead Dough

    Pace

    Walk

    Be Productive

    Play Pool

    Squeeze a Stress Ball

    Crumple Paper

    Pop Bubble Wrap

    Smash Styrofoam Cups

    Meditate

    Deep Breathing

    Sleep

    Take a Dump

    Watch TV

    Read

    Keep an Anger Journal

    Write

    Draw

    Cry

    Laugh

    Talk

    Therapy

    Attend Church

    Forgive

    Sing

    Listen to Soothing Music

    Beat Drums

    Dance

    Yell into a Pillow

    Clean

    Eat Comfort Foods

    Get a Massage

    Go to a Spa

    Take a Hot Bath

    Low Risk

    Take a Long Shower

    Strike a Piñata

    Pop Balloon

    Play Videogames

    Join a Group

    Hang Out

    Build Things

    Pillow Fight

    Chop Wood

    Travel

    Drive

    Blog

    Complain

    Curse/Swear

    Scream

    Race

    Jog

    Swim

    Go to the Gym

    Take Yoga

    Social Networks

    Laser Tag

    Paintball

    Batting Cage

    Destroy Fruit with a Bat

    Gun /Shooting Range

    Cook

    Masturbate

    Have Sex

    Moderate Risk

    Flip the Bird

    Honk Your Horn

    Destroy Junkyard Cars

    Confess a Secret

    Skinny Dip

    Contact Sport

    Punch/Box

    Kick

    Karate

    Argue

    Talk Smack

    Be a Jerk

    Kiss

    Flash

    Fellatio

    Watch Porn

    Smoke

    Skip Work

    Blast Music

    Shop

    Hunt

    Drink

    Try at Your Own Risk

    Yo Mama Jokes

    Insults

    Slap

    Food Fight

    Firecrackers

    Break Things

    Burn Things

    Blow Things Up

    Shark Cage

    Rock Climb

    Run with the Bulls

    Bungee Jump

    Skydive

    Tell off Your Co-Worker

    Tell off Your Boss

    About the Author

    Introduction

    "Unexpressed emotions will never die. They are buried alive and will come forth later in uglier ways."

    ― Sigmund Freud

    We all need to let it all out sometimes. When we keep negative emotions inside, we risk them harming us or exploding uncontrollably and harming others. Thus, we have created 101 ways to vent. They are organized into four categories: no risk; low risk; moderate risk; and try at your own risk. The risks associated with the vents may include financial loss, possible retaliation, arrest, or even actual danger. We don’t promote or suggest that you do anything that may cause you or another person harm. We just want to give you as many options as possible to vent that will actually relieve your stress, anxiety, tension or depression. The focus is on you, not the person or situation that triggered your anger or hurt.

    Some people only prefer to curse or fight when they’re angry. Meanwhile, others simply cry or withdraw. After reading this book, though, you should be able to find new, more appropriate or effective ways to vent. The goal here is to get you to say or do something that brings you relief.

    NO RISK

    VentNation.com

    Places to vent online are few and far between. Of course, there are social sites such as Facebook and Twitter, but people tend to censor themselves on those sites. Then, there are those female support forums where chicks vent about how their men are not treating them right and stuff like that. Well, forget that. This isn't Lifetime. We're talking about VentNation.com. Whenever you want to REALLY vent your anger and frustration, I mean, literally let it rip and make your feelings known, unfiltered and uncensored, VentNation.com is your platform. You could even vent anonymously, and we recommend you do unless you have balls of steel.

    Knead Dough

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