Where does anger come from and where does it go? It wells up suddenly, propelling things through the air. Fists, spit, coffee. And when the thing is done, the true, justified anger has left and the something else that sets in is a newer, falser anger. An anger based on fear, shame and the fact that wherever that first honest anger came from seems remote and distant.
Where does anger come from and where does it go? It wells up suddenly, propelling things through the air. Fists, spit, coffee. And when the thing is done, the true, justified anger has left and the something else that sets in is a newer, falser anger. An anger based on fear, shame and the fact that wherever that first honest anger came from seems remote and distant.
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according to a radio show I just listened to (some) anger is a coping mechanism that allows us to transfer our stress externally without the body producing chemicals that reduce our biological homeostasis.
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