What makes anger justifiable? Is it acceptable to be angry even when the other person mistreats me? These are the questions that I was asking myself this past week.
Curious thing about anger; we are admonished by the Good Book not to sin whilst in our moment of anger, and at another segment to not let the sun set on our anger. Anger it seems is an emotion, valid as all the rest. Much like a thermometer, it is neutral, and gives us a reading. How we respond to anger is where it rises or totally false apart. At least I surmise. I've clean and tidied the house oft enough, to vent my anger. A positive result. And I have wrecked perfectly good appliances because of letting loose, thus having need to buy another. A double negative, if more. It seems to be what it is. And our character exercises itself and the consequences follow thereafter. Thanks for sharing, Ethan. You are much appreciated. /Frederick.