Plotinus described a typical angry miscer 1800 years ago

Enneads I.6-5 "On Beauty"

"Let us then suppose an ugly Soul (a typical angry miscer), dissolute, unrighteous: teeming with all the lusts; torn by internal discord; beset by the fears of its cowardice and the envies of its pettiness; thinking, in the little thought it has, only of the perishable and the base; perverse in all it is the friend of unclean pleasures; living the life of abandonment to bodily sensation and delighting in its deformity."