Deconstructing anger
I always felt anger to be a natural window for emotions. I can't remember anybody (people who have been close to me) who have not let them out in the topology of anger. Just that people have different trigger levels and the person to whom they showcase it changes. Sometimes we regret for letting the dogs bark and there are sometimes when we feel relieved once we have expressed it. It is a kind of negative emotion and it needs to be vanquished at the earliest for our own good.
I was just digging around for the cause of anger. We tend to show our anger once we are disappointed with an outcome which might relate to us. It can be directly correlated to the expectation which was built into the outcome. Humans cannot live without expectations and we ought to meet situations where our expectations are not met. We have several ways of handling them; the first course of action is to show anger. If we fail to do so and the notion of disappointment still stays within us, it may manifest in the forms of digression and depression which are all different grades of handling disappointment.
We often don't possess the strength to face disappointment and find ourselves in such states. I certainly accept anger to be an inevitable avatar of emotions; I was trying to decipher the purpose of its incarnations. Anger comes out in every relationship when expectations are not met and it is fascinating dimension of love. It is a part and parcel of every relationship, it's a mere mirage when the cajoling happens and pardon beckons.
There are extreme cases as well, some people used it as a weapon to achieve means, it is often used to acquire power and in certain cases to create fear to protect one's ego. Anger in such cases arises when one is not able to entertain disappointment, gets hurt, feels insecure and safety wears the mask of anger.
So many forms, so many reasons, I can't stop admiring anger.
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