I was told a person who shows anger means they are a bad person.
do you really agree on this perspecyive or do you think there is more to it with a person who gets upset.
I seldom get angry but yesterday I cussed an old friend who reads the same political crap that I do and has idiot interpretations. He showed me on his cell phone and what he is reading is NOT what he is saying. The man is a moron and an idiot. I've known him over 40 years and he says shoot the ones crossing our border as they come across and you will get away with it coz Trump is president. I'm not sure the man can read.
He is upset that Obama never left Washington. I told him the Obamas can live where they want to and they are just around the corner from Ivanka and Kurshner. Big deal.
He says things about John McCain that I'm not finding in print anywhere. Next he says Hillary is having siezures and is going to die soon. He claims to have seen this on video. My remarks were that if it is true and she was elected then soon we would have a dead president. Show me the proof.
I pissed him off so bad that he went home and later would not talk to me on the phone. Good. He needed this and he also needs to learn how to read. The frigging idiot moron!
That's bullshit. Anger is a natural human emotion. I'm more afraid of people who never show their anger. I'm pretty sure that's a sign of a psychopath
If they get angry at that POS sitting in the White House there's nothing wrong with him!
Anger is a normal feeling. All of your feelings are okay. But you choose your actions and behavior.
Unacceptable behavior when feeling angry includes:
Lashing out
Putting people down
Violence
Meanness
Cruelty
Abuse: physical, mental or emotional.
See the difference?
When I feel frustrated or irritated by people, I take a "time out." I got for a walk to calm down. When I feel calm and centered, I go back to problem-solve together.
In my 30s, I realized when I feel angry toward someone, it often has more to do with me than that person. I was reacting strongly to behavior in others that I didn't like in myself.
Good and anger are mutually exclusive. It is how you handle that anger that makes you good or bad.
Good point. And to expand on the idea further anger can be a good motivation if channelled correctly.
Anger is a biological response to perceived danger. It is a survival response within our brain. There is nobody breathing who doesn't get angry. The trick to to express it appropriately. It has nothing to do with the type of person we are.
Also I think someone who never releases anger could be someone that could unemotionally kill you as you slept.
Yeah....that too!
All of us are angry at times, and anger is the proper response when being mistreated, witnessing injustice, and such. It’s not healthy to be angry all the time or use anger to solve all problems.
It takes a balance. Avoiding anger can lead to explosive outbursts: best to deal with it each time it comes up.
Nothing to do with ‘good’ or ‘bad’ in my opinion...way more complicated!
Anger is a normal human emotion. Anyone who never shows it is either stunted emotionally or a damn good actor. To feel anger is normal, how we deal with it is the tricky part. It is nothing to do with being good or bad, whoever told you that is just talking nonsense.
Everyone gets angry, everyone. So that is a pretty ridiculous "perspective" to have. I realize someone told you this, but please understand that people get angry for many different reasons. I think this has no bearing whatsoever on a person's "goodness" or "badness." And as many commenters here have already said; it's not getting angry that's the problem, it's how you deal with it. =]
I was raised to believe that adults showing anger are weak. My husband called me on it, though, saying that everyone EVENTUALLY gets mad. If one has swallowed the anger for awhile, when they do eventually blow, their target will receive a blast that's way beyond proportion for that last straw that broke the camel's back.
Some expression, in real time, can be healthy. It's more about emotional balance, I think. Adults prone to frequent tantrums are not exactly attractive, either.
There are times when showing anger, being true to oneself, sticking up for what is right, is the "good" thing to do. That is sometimes how positive changes can be made. I like to show all my cards. Though showing anger tactfully is sometimes a good approach, not to show anger at all is to be a doormat. Showing anger about little things, well there are times to chill out a bit and just let it go...
All anger does is show that person feeling some type of way and something is bothering them I would think.
Anger usually arises from lack of communication which in turn causes frustration . If you have to get angry in order to communicate , find a better way.
I agree anger is something that is deeper rooted from alot of things. From childhood past. That is why some people react the way they do. Because in a way within themselves they are still a kid with an adult
Body. Most people do not know how to cope with their emotions how to deal with pain.... How to not dump their garbage on one another and sometimes they are not aware of their actions. Because the way a person is raised they think it is something that is normal.
Why would being angry have anything to do with being bad? Those things are mostly unrelated.
Is being angry bad behavior? Yeah, in most cases. Anger causes snap decisions for starters. Second, good people would be the ones to know that anger isn't really something to do.
Everyone is angry now and then—it’s part of being associated with a human body. To stay angry, to wallow in anger does not mean that you are a bad person. It means that you are a mistaken and unhappy person. That can be changed.
Anger is perfectly fine. There are situations where anger is the only suitable reaction. There are also situations where anger is not. The same could be said for happiness. Like, no one should ever be happy to see a person or animal mistreated. This is a situation in which you should be angry and feel moved enough to act. So, it depends on the situation and how you act according to that situation whether or not you are a “bad” person. If there were a commonly wrong reaction to alot of situations, I would say it would have to be apathy; but even then there are situations where even that is perfectly acceptable.