Anger. We’ve all fallen victim to it. A burning sensation lit quickly or simmering under other emotions, slowly escalating. Sometimes we’re so overwhelmed by anger, we teeter on the edge of sanity. And sometimes we don’t realize we’re angry until we explode.
Anger surprises us with irrational behavior and unintentional insults.
But anger also propels us to stand up for an underdog or speak out against an injustice.
Anger is a natural response to a life event. But left unattended, anger festers and permeates our well-being, like an untreated infection.
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