, I think we don't get mad over trivial things. It will take the greatest offense or a huge amount of annoyance for us to engage ourselves into conflicts and argumentsPersonally, I have had the phrase, "This, too, shall pass." as an everyday mantra. This helps me calm myself whenever I get fed up with people around me and the environment where I am at. Whenever things get worse, I will just walk away and distract myself to avoid thinking of all the troubles I've set aside. I don't think this is the best, but I guarantee it works.being an Introvert would mean that we won't get angry on someone and of course, won't tell them to do this or do that It's easier said then done but we should keep calm in these situations as an angry mind cannot think properly.
We should try to take deep breaths and if possible count from 10 to 1 and try to think about the consequences if we did something in our anger and that can help. I have seen many doing that and I have learnt from them that we should think about the consequences before committing anything and 90% of the times it helps us to stay calm.keeping quiet more than 50% of the time, enjoying solitude, shying away from large gathering, making less contact with people and using my thoughts and feelings as a get away qualifies as being an introvert, then am definitely one hell of an introvert.
How do I control my temper as an introvert? An introvert rarely gets angry to begin with. When you're not just occasionally but always exhibiting the personalities and known characters plus behaviors of an introvert, then people will barely get you angry as you can always be found alone. But in cases where it gets to that point of anger, I simply just walk away. I like to think that most introverts react in the same manner with exceptions to rare cases where you can find an introvert going to an extreme. I've come to realize that an introvert tends to keep things in mind and can endure quiet a lot and series of hurtful events. But when it becomes unbearable, an introvert can be hard to handle as their tempers flares above any other personality