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It is though, and it will confront you when you least expect it. It should be seen as a wake-up call, not something to be afraid of.
by tomc1985 5y ago
It is though, and it will confront you when you least expect it. It should be seen as a wake-up call, not something to be afraid of.
- antonzabirko 5y agoLife is what you make of it not what it makes of you. If you don't want anger it doesn't need to be there.
- tomc1985 5y agoBut it isn't. Circumstance molds you. The Great Depression did untold psychological damage to entire generations. I don't think they could just will the anger and resentment and destitution away
- antonzabirko 5y agoCircumstance is what you allow it to be. Short of being put in a Chinese concentration camp ala Uighurs, you generally have the last say in circumstance to experience anger.
- mym1990 5y agoWhile anger is a part of the human emotion spectrum, I doubt it should be the thing driving conversations at work. It sounds like you identified what you don't like and you found a place where you can thrive, and that is something many people won't do, so kudos to that.