I definitely see that as one of many things the article talks about. There's a lot of ideas, but I don't see a narrative in it. > Does that interpretation ring

I definitely see that as one of many things the article talks about. There's a lot of ideas, but I don't see a narrative in it. > Does that interpretation ring with you? Not really. I have no frame of reference for understanding either group. I struggle with extreme emotions all the time, to the point where everyone considers them to be inappropriate. For the safety of everyone, I've learned to read and accept my emotions while also letting them go. I find their friend problem particularly irritating. All anger do is prompt me to logically double check my relationship with the person. Then I would determine if my anger is either justified. If it was justified, I would have to decide if I need to act on it or not. For most people, this is not a conscious process and they spend a lot of time rationalizing after the fact. If I'm going to act emotionally, I don't need to justify it. My therapist loves me... I'm not sure if that's good or bad. :)