If there's one thing I know about you, I know that you cannot be trusted in your self-judgment.

Yeah, but... I'm not really very intelligent, to be honest. I mean, I guess I'm not exactly stupid, but I'm not smart either D:

Of course it's difficult...but nice if you can do it. Difficulty scales with intelligence too. Wheeeee.

Well, I can always try it. That actually makes a lot of sense, but it sounds kind of difficult, too.

When you get skilled at meditating, you can start messing with your own head in a controlled fashion. It lets you force your mind into certain situations, via re-experiencing them via memory, or more vicariously via daydream/fantasy. You can then, through that experience, manipulate the way your brain pathways trigger to force yourself into other reactions. You are effectively vision training. You can actually get yourself to react better the first time you do something with this method.

Explain.

Actually, I was thinking of it more for self-control. You have to know how to make your body and mental processes react in those situations, and once you get good at meditating, you can force those situations on your mind and correct your cognitive pathway for it.

Meditation? What, you think I have anger issues? :P

(Yes, I like meditating.)

In my experience, you can change it as fast as you want to. Barring any underlying personality disorders, of course. Just takes the ability to recognize that you are going to do it, and to stop yourself, instead of 'not caring' and letting it out. It gets easier with every repetition as well.

As I recall, you have said that you've meditated before...that sort of thing tends to help with this.

Yes it matters enough for me to change it, I was jut saying I didn't know how long it'd actually take me.