Who else can be aggressive?

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Only during sports, and to some degree I became uncomfortable with it. However I never got in trouble, of course

Haha, yeah I can. It's only when People make me really mad. When I was in public school I had this stalker dude, who I did not like at all and he kept talking to me and I just kinda ignored him, so he got mad at me and made fun of me for not talking and whatever, then I had another class with him and he made fun of me for my "ugly" teeth, they were just crooked but I have braces now and they are fine. He said "ew your teeth are ugleh!" and I said "hm yeah well they make this stuff called proactiv you should use it" That made him shut up lol. (no offense to ANYBODY with acne) he just made me mad so I said that. It's like my social anxiety goes away when people make me mad I dont know why. its weird.

I had a couple of those encounters and I deal with them just fine most of the time, some times Im dumbfounded on what to say I just ignore it sometimes.

I can be really aggressive. It doesn't take a lot to make me really angry. I don't think when I am mad,I just say the first things that come into my head.

I can have a horrible temper but over the years I've calmed down a bit. I used to pick fights at random, but now I tend to avoid violence seeing as making someone look like an idiot is just as satisfying. I'm very sharp so arguing with me is a very bad idea, and most people realise that fighting me would be an even worse idea seeing as I'm heavily built and know how to swing it out.

Also I can be aggressive in general, I'll sometimes push/punch people for no reason or if they're giving me a bad attitude I'll front up to them which tends to scare them. For the most part I'm a nice guy tho

I can get explosively angry, when I am all I think of is to make whatever is pissing me of hurt.

I can be very aggressive when people are unfair.

I used to be very aggressive - and hyperactive. Used to have ADHD with signs of having Aspergers. Nowadays, it's almost just Aspergers. In other words, no more sudden fits.