> Suppressed anger is extraordinarily unhealthy. Telling people their anger is bad for them just makes the problem worse. Well, good thing no one is telling fo

> Suppressed anger is extraordinarily unhealthy. Telling people their anger is bad for them just makes the problem worse. Well, good thing no one is telling folks they should suppress their anger, this article included. In fact, if I had to summarize the article in one sentence it would be "Despite what you might think, Stocism isn't about suppressing your emotions." It's like, practically the thesis of the piece. At this point I'm kinda wondering if you're reading your own biases into the text.