Giving offense is to cause hurt, anger, or resentment in our neighbor. It can be intentional or unintentional. 

Brazenness can plunge us over cliffs, fear can paralyze us, but trust keeps us moving forward on the path.

Exasperation is to become intensely irritated and frustrated.

Gall is a brazen boldness fueled by self-confidence. 

Mindless desire is a longing for something with little awareness often driven by habit and emotion.

Rage is a fit of violent wrath.

Fighting is engaging in violent, combative, and aggressive behavior.

Brawling is to fight or quarrel in a rough and loud way. The incisive part of our soul can choose to brawl against our neighbor or against the enemy. 

Shouting is to yell emphatically and can indicate poor control of anger.

Have I watched over my children and the company they keep, the books they read, the entertainments they engage in, the social media they use?