When I was younger I mostly remember that people would typically burst into uncontrollable laughter when I expressed anger.
I don't often get angry, but will attempt to point to something specific with more bluntness than I typically would at those times I am. I also do that when anxious and trying to quickly resolve a situation. I did get angry recently when someone who is capable of more was behaving in a mocking, mindless manner. I'm not sure I so much get angry at the person, but frustrated with the larger picture in which so much mockery substitutes for reason - when any exchange of information is reduced to a ballgame with "Us vs. Them" and instead of teaching, learning, broadening the mind, there are always insults embedded in the position which only serve to place the other person on the defensive by being unfairly mocked or represented. A person using this tactic might also use reason as another tactic, but the machine driving the exchange is nothing more than social domination which is based only on feelings and ego and not reason. In a way it is personalized, but not based on the specific person. It is more a feeling of internalizing this overwhelming dark reality in which such things exist with endless redundancy that there is no stopping it either now or ever. A part of me feels for the person also caught in the trap, but just on the other side of it than I am, but it's the same trap. I'm quick to "like" the person again, but slow to trust.
Sometimes I wonder how intensely I feel things because in a way I feel strongly, but I asked my boyfriend how I seem in terms of drama when there's conflict, and he said that compared to other people I barely move the dial, and he's seen what I know to be the full range of what I can feel or express.