Teacher #1 ANGER
I like to think that ANGER is one of the most powerful and important emotions. While I spent years trying to repress it because I thought it only hurts people around me, in the end it taught me one of the most important lessons.
If ANGER would be a person and had a voice it would tell us that a boundary needs to be set or an existing one is being violated. And when we don’t acknowledge it, in most cases it intensifies. And when it’s combined with fear becomes anxiety. At least for me it did.
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