You were furious — at a friend, about something that felt unfair — and your phone was right there. So you typed it all out, every sharp word, and hit send before the anger could cool. For a second it felt powerful, like you'd finally said it. Then the feeling drained away, and what was left was the message, sitting there, permanent, screenshot-able, impossible to un-send. The anger that made it had already faded — but the words you fired off in its grip were going to stick around long after the feeling was gone.