FWIW what the article says about the nature of (most, not all) anger echoes some of the best advice I ever got: 'Holub calls anger a "secondary emotion," one t

FWIW what the article says about the nature of (most, not all) anger echoes some of the best advice I ever got: 'Holub calls anger a "secondary emotion," one that guards our more vulnerable feelings, such as grief, fear, abandonment and disappointment.' Most of the time (but not always), anger is a barrier to self-consciousness.