Why do people get angry?
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Often based in a sensation or perception of threat, anger can be considered an emotional component in the increased threat response (part of the broader "stress response") whereby the charged emotional state produces physiological effects (increased adrenaline, cortisol), thereby producing behavioural effect of heightened stress and aggression.\n\nAnger may be "provoked" (or triggered) by perceived threats, like conflict, or by abstract concepts such as injustice. There are many physical conditions that increase the potential for one to become angry. Common contributors to irritability include fatigue, hunger, being in pain, sexual frustration, recovery from an illness, or the use of certain drugs. Other causes are hormonal changes, such as those associated with PMS, giving birth, and menopause, physical withdrawal, and bipolar disorder. Research also shows that some individuals can be genetically predisposed to higher levels of anger.
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Angry people are defensive as someone may unveil their weakness.
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It's because there is a lot of anger in the world. \n\nAnger has energy, as all emotions do. You can't destroy it, you can only transfer it. In many faiths, you can meditate or pray this energy be taken from you. Some even convert the energy into a great workout. Yet still, there are those who have no faith, or workout routine, transfer their angry energy to others- thus keeping the cycle of bad energy going. \n\nIf you can't change something, change the way you feel about it.
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Not me, but I know others who report similar reactions.  (And you know now where your anger came from, don't you? -- it was fear, as it always is.)  \n\nAnd I suspect you may be right -- after that initial flash-over of fury, many people will stop to wonder "hey, wait a minute," and that's where curiosity begins.
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Because the person who hurt us does it on purpose, or has no idea he caused pain.  Some who hurt don't want to change, and we get frustrated, and hurt turns to anger.
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According to Judaism:\nThe Talmud says, "Anyone who gets angry is as if they have served and idol."  This is because anger comes when someone does something that you don't like.  Since God controls all things in the world, nothing could happen to you without God's permission. \nTherefore if you get angry, it is a sign that you believe that God doesn't have control over this situation.  \nIn addition, anger is a very damaging emotion.  It doen't allow a person to think rationally.  \nThis being said, there are times when one must act as if they are angry, in order to make a strong impression on somebody who is doing something wrong.  When one is doing this, they must be happy and calm inside.
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wen ever u get angry, start counting reverse from 10 to 1, second method, if u are so angry that u wanna fight with that person, or may b u are just too disturbed, say to urself "that i"ll manage it after 10  minutes, after 10 minutes say after 1 hr, and so on", this might help. But these are the situations wen u get actually angry and then want to control the anger. Just to keep ur temep in check, try meditation, i keep fast once a week, and that day resolve not to get angry and it really helps, i am trying to keep my temper in check as well. Over the time, i have realised that it is a very CONSCIOUS effort, tell urself that u"ll control ur anger now onwards and this shd help, this has helped me as well. good luck!
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I hate thinking this, but I think some people are just unhappy and want the rest of the world to experience the same measure of anger or sadness. The only thing you truly can do, in my opinion, is to BE peace. Always respond with love and peace in any given situation, so that those around you will know that you can not be led otherwise.
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Most people "react"! The Warrior "acts"!\nWhen a person gets mad, they send energy at the person they are mad at. This causes a sympathetic reaction in the other person. And they send energy\nback to meet the attack.\nThat is why many blow up and start fighting. Because they have "lost" power\nby reacting. The Warrior "acts", by remaining calm and holding his power\nin. And has the advantage that might help him avoid the fight all together.\nOr defeat his opponent.
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I depends what made us think that we are going to enjoy and what pissed us off. Generally you will get off mooded more in case you hold someone else responsible for this situation for yours. 'Why does this happen to me ?' is the thought which makes us suffer more than the reality. Your moods are largly in your own hands and you whould seldom give that key to anyone else.
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hahahahaha... hahaha...hahaha...\nU're more than us because U're asking a question just a jack az would make!!!\nhehehehe...\nJust enjoy your life... life is toooo short to got mad at people without any good reasons!
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For better anger management first you have to know, what causes anger?\n\nAnger is a natural response that all people have. It is caused by two basic things:\n\n(1) Frustration: Not getting what we want, especially if we were expecting to get it;\n(2) Feeling that others do not respect us or care how we feel.\n\nThere are many specific things that may cause anger, but they all come down to those two basic principles.\n\nManaging your Anger as First Aid:\n\n\n 1.Walk away!  Come back later\n \n 2.It's easy for others to say "count to 10" but there is some merit in doing so slowly.    Concentrating on counting, and just giving yourself time will help.  \n \n 3.Take deep & slow breaths, thinking about nothing except your breathing \n \n 4. Go out for a run (or walk) around the garden, in the park, around the block, or along the beach etc (or bike ride)\n \n 5. If all else fails - thump a cushion, kick a bean bag. Just kidding (DON'T do anything that will hurt yourself or someone else) \n \n 6. When you feel calmer - learn to talk to those you were with at the time, and explain why you were feeling that way - calmly!\n\nIf you feel unable to control your anger, then it would be wise to seek help - from your doctor.\n\nor you can read a book for help: "Anger-free" by W. Doyle Gentry. \n\nand always remember "There is nothing either good or bad\nbut thinking makes it so." --William Shakespeare. \n\nIf my answer satisfy your quire, feedback me  firozreza@yahoo.com \n\ngoodluck.\nfiroz
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people want to be grumpy for some reason\nit makes some people feel superior than others\nit also gives others the attention they really want.
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I am sometimes so optimistic it drives people nuts. I don't really get angry usually, I think of positive ways to solve the problem. I don't like complaining unless you have a plan to fix it.
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You need to stop being so angry.  Get some help!!!
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It can make you angry or depressed.
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When a stranger does something stupid it's one isolated incident.\nYou could assume that they are otherwise a sensible person.\n\nWith your family you kind of have a back-catalogue of things they've done that annoy you so you unleash your general anger at them with each annoying thing they do.\n\nAlso disappointment. That makes people react worse, when they expect more of someone.\nimho anyway  :)