Have you ever thought of killing others?

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just happened to find it and thought it an interesting topic.

I am the same way, but only when I was in high-school, if people in my class made me angery enough I would have those quick thoughts of 'I wish you where dead!' after that I would just have a grudge and not help them in school if they asked for it.

I've had thoughts about it and made detailed plans on how I would do it.

I've written down the materials I would need, the people who i'd kill, what time i'd do it at, what place i'd do it at, where I would put the body and many more things.
I've even made signs saying..."Wanted, highly trained assassin to assist me on a mission,". Of course, I never got as far as putting them up outside for public viewing.

The people who I planned to kill did nothing to hurt me emotionally or physically. I don't even know why I was planning these murders.

I've thought of killing others, yes. I've thought of killing my #2brother for verbally and physically abusing me. I've thought of killing bullies at school and in the neighborhood for the same thing. I haven't ever planned anything out, just imagined things happening.

I wanted to kill my uncle for the way he threated my sister and me after our dad died. The day after dad was buried, our uncle starting trying to take dad's assets and even stole some of his things. We got a lawyer and made him put everything back but he was my favorite uncle and what he did was the ultimate act of betrayal. I hated him so much, I wanted him to die and I came up with a plan to kill him. I was going to wait outside his house for him to come back from work one night and kill him as he got out of his car. That night, I had got my things together when I started thinking about the consequences of my actions so I decided not to do it. I don't hate the man anymore but I know he can never be trusted again.

In general, killing people is bad, like hating NT's for not being Autistic, only much worse. It's best to find another way to deal with things. Consider that even if Scott Petersen had been found not guilty, he still would have been thought of as a filthy murderer. Divorce would have been much cheaper for him, and better for Lacey and their baby.