<human>: A few weeks ago, my wife and I were in the car, I was driving us home and we were arguing about something retarded I'm sure, I don't even remember what it was. Well as you can guess, it degenerated pretty quickly and finally I yelled at her "Well, I'm fucking sick and tired of you and your bi-polar ass!" Yes, I'm a douche, I know. And it isn't even true, I love this woman and everything about her. But she went silent after that and when I tried to apologize later and tell her I didn't mean it, she said "When people get angry, they get truthful, cause they don't think about what they say." I, of course, don't agree with this. When I get mad, I say things that I don't mean, that I know are going to be hurtful (she is scared that her bi polar is going to chase me away someday, so I knew saying what I said was VERY devastating to her). So I was wondering what Reddit thinks. And I also want to know your views on it, are people more honest or do they say things they don't mean when they are angry? What do you do when you get mad?

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<bot>: Wife and I got in fight, said something I didn't mean in anger, she thinks people are more truthful when angry and is still mad at me today. Are people more truthful, or liars when they are angry?