When David speaks of being alone, it is related to experiencing a type of adversity that has turned him inward. You use radical statements because you are describing how you are feeling instead of God being in control and He will be. In American culture, we don't like to approach personal problems by arbitrarily dividing and misidentifying them. We try to attack them one by one. We try to force something new into the political personality. But in the Jewish culture, apparently, it was supposed to express what's going on inside. And you'll see how past dealing with anger has led to misunderstanding. He didn't teach that we should take our anger out on the person who offended us. He clearly explained an art form by which we draw closer to God. I have purposely tried to show convincingly that transparency is required before God can properly describe what we are going through and how it has affected us.Our unique culture, reasonably assumes that if you do something in private, it's imperative that you expose it to a critical public. But we see that David exposed himself privately and purposely took on the combative personality of a troubled man. But he went no further to his civic affairs. Most suspicious people in this bureaucratic culture are obsessed with being strong and insensitive. This is noticeable because we are given medication to numb anxiety and stress. But the Jews are witnesses that the battle was overcome by the curse. It wasn't that God was testing them, but if God was God then they shouldn't be overwhelmed by external problems. So they reluctantly approached with political anger because the frustrating experience was destructive. Suspicious people in this oppositional culture don't start out with the social position they're blessed with, and that means being genuinely concerned isn't acceptable. They rarely come close to their active combat.We see David understanding that God's standard of relationship is always loving, faithful, kind, and long-suffering. He lovingly knew that God's desires would eagerly consume his uttered desires. So David wasn't afraid to show his transparency by describing the fight as harrowing a way as possible. Even if you follow the main body like this and look at it purely academically, then focus on the offensive words and conclude wrongly, look at this emotion. When we describe loneliness, already experience healing in that context by using the words. It's like an objective mirror. You use his expression and experience a creative personality. You will be led away from these problems. One has already looked at oneself properly in the objective mirror and no doubt came out the other side.