Of course you do. I do not know of a single, solitary soul who does not. I've known a few preachers whom I have a hard time imagining losing their cool, but they have acknowledged that they have indeed occasionally lost it. IRE, more frequent in literary contexts, may suggest greater intensity than anger, often with an evident display of feeling.
RAGE suggests loss of self control from violence of emotion.
FURY is overmastering destructive rage merging on madness. I suppose, although I can't recall ever being so angry I was on the verge of madness. Rage is the one that haunts me the most, but thankfully not quite as often these days as in the past. I have lost control to varying degrees with family, friends, employees and readers of this newspaper. The scary thing about rage is that it can get completely out of control.