Anger

 

Anger

A heart filled with anger has no room for love.
                                                                                   Joan Lunden

Altering the sturdy willpower into a catastrophic negative force. One might be distressed for a long time due to unassuming anger caused by others or himself. Anger is a natural phenomenon where we will be led by hating ourselves by moving away from others.

Anger causes physical ailments.

                Anger takes us into an unadorned health hazard. One may forget oneself at the time of anger and enforce oneself to undergo severe pressure causing imbalances in the person’s physique. The situation may make us take decisions at the wrong time without any choices.

Mental strain

                Hostile words are the weapon used by people in times of anger. The uttered words during anger create a deep injury in the minds of others where one may fail to recover from the pain in the span of life. We do decide to hate someone or something for a longer period of time. Anger leads us to take some critical decisions at a crucial time.

Positive anger

Positive anger elevates us from adverse situations. The challenges that we core in times of anger strengthen us to accomplish the target before the time.  Always remember that during a time of anger, one forgets about oneself totally. Anger never takes anyone to permanent success.

If you have self-respect, keep away the things and the people that distress you.

A suggested solution.

Quite an introspection at times of anger makes us regulate our lives. Think twice before you speak, so you will be able to take care of one’s own language. It’s the adverse words that begin the anger whereas, pleasant words control it. Definite communication with proper words gains people and avoids miscommunication.

The attitude of people depends on the reflection of one’s words.

Thanking you

                                                                                                          Jai…

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