There is a right and wrong way to be angry. It's easy to feel like it's your life and therefore your choice on your feelings and the expression of said. But there are two things that should guide one's anger process;
1. Be angry but sin not
2. Do not cut your nose to spite your face.
In simpler terms; It's okay to be angry, mad, upset, livid and even in a rage but do not in that flash of anger do things that you'll regret for moments past that fleeting one.
Someone once said, "...to be angry, that is easy. But to be angry with the right person, in the right way, for the right reason, now that is the difficult part...."
You have to be willing to take responsibility for everything that you allow to happen to you and learn to stop shifting/trading blames. More so, you have to know it's not all about how you feel. Feelings fade and that too shall pass.
Do the right and needful thing irrespective of your feelings (which to be honest, tend to be fickle)
Xoxo
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There was something I learnt about anger - it can be used in the right way for instance being angry to react when it seems the enemy is taking over your life or your household...or the kind of anger Jesus displayed in the temple when he saw that it was being used for the wrong purpose...
Anger has led many to do or say things that they really regret and i like your post on the balance between being angry and our reactions during anger.
You said it girl.
I know all about the anger thin cos although i am not in dire need of anger management classes, i have done some things that i wish i hadn't but like i say i'm learning everyday and hopefully improving and becoming a better me
:)
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