Question: I often hear the younger population using the term "rage quit". Could someone let me know if any of the following uses of this term are correct:

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> I was so rage quit
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> he was feeling rage quitted
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Answer: 
Since it's slang to begin with, it's difficult to entirely rule out *any* usage. But in general, no, "rage quit" is a (phrasal) verb with an implied object of "the game" (or whatever else is in context), so those usages don't work well when switching the object back to the subject reflexively. In other words, one can rage quit a game, or more rarely rage quit anything one is doing, but oneself is in no sense rage quit. Even in the rare case of someone else rage quitting you (an odd way to describe the result of a date gone horribly wrong?), it would seem unnatural.

Anecdotally, I've never seen anything like the examples while playing several MMOs.
It's a term that's commonly used in the gaming community. It refers to when someone quits a game because they are frustrated.

It can also be used to refer to similar situations that don't necessarily pertain to gaming.