But it was used to staying behind, in part because it took its frustration out on the man himself, making him feel unfulfilled.
Like a hormone-tortured teenager, it sublimates its frustration in attempts at clever sex talk.
In a statement on Thursday, Venezuela's Foreign Ministry said, "The Venezuelan government accepts Colombia's sovereign decision, but it expresses its frustration".
It expressed its frustration with the House of Representatives' foreign affairs committee, which voted 23-22 yesterday in favour of a resolution labelling the 1915 massacre of up to 1.5 million Armenians a "genocide".
"The secretariat has never visibly shown this much frustration before and if it was... it never would have made its frustration public".
Anti-discrimination group Kick It Out has expressed its frustration at the delay in dealing with Nicolas Anelka's controversial 'quenelle' gesture and is pressing for an "urgent decision".
To cap it all, NATO, in its frustration at failing to remove the regime in a trice, is killing civilians the very crime it was meant, under UN Security Council Resolution 1973, to prevent.
Chile's radical student movement says it can no longer contain its frustration and impatience at the government's failure to fulfill promises to deliver universally free college tuition.
The industry, which has been outspoken in its frustration over past delays, has said it hopes the new administration can reduce by half the approval time for major pipeline projects, which now averages 18 to 24 months.
The UK has expressed its frustration with the embargo and said it may need more flexibility to respond to events on the ground.
On Friday, the Syrian opposition declared a national demonstration to express its frustration at the American refusal to supply it with weapons.
