
The Paradox in Addressing Anger
Summary
- Should you communicate your anger? And if so, how?
- Ask yourself: why do you want to communicate your anger?
- When venting becomes a solution to processing an emotion, it becomes a blocker to understanding it.
- When communicating anger, it’s important to not have expectations of how the other person reacts/responds.
- Validation is often what we’re seeking when we communciate our anger.
- Our anger is not linked to other people’s actions (words, behaviours).
- When we communicate our anger to another person about their actions, it requires us to look and see if we’re seeking them to change.
- When you can detach from the other person’s behaviours the words to communicate it will flow better.
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