Some of your best writing will occur when you’re emotions are red hot! When the ink appears to stab the page instead of just flow but be careful for you don’t want to end up with unnecessary blood stains. You should definitely write when the pain inside needs to be released but consider the following points so you’ll never caught in the act.
(1) ALIBI- Never directly name those you are angry at in your writing instead utilize metaphors and similes. It also is helpful to use plenty of personifications because your dog will never know.
(2) CLEAN UP- Don’t leave your writing around right after the incident even if it is hidden (see point 1) for those with a clever mind are a better detective then one might think.
(3) RELIEVE- Let your writing end with some type of dead silence so you can move on to the rest of your life or next victim.