Anger is a feeling. Typically anger indicates a build up of frustration. This frustration can come from multiple things.
- Not Being Seen
- Not Being Taken Serious
- Not Being Able To Speak Up For One's Self
- Not Being Able To Communicate Your Needs
We also get angry at ourselves when we feel guilty. When we feel the need for punishment. Sometimes we shift the focus and blame our actions on other people when in reality it was our fault to begin with.
Read more...Someone tried to take credit for my hard work…
I am coming out of my comfort zone….
I am the captain on my own ship and only I can take the steps needed to walk outside the lines of my own comfort.
If you know me personally...
Some of you know me as the girl who says what she thinks, and then wished she didn’t say that. Other’s know me as the quiet people-pleasing girl who keeps her opinions to herself, and just rolls with it.
Read more...Can we please for the love of human mankind, Normalize mental health.
I am so tired of hearing kids suffer with this problem. A problem that oftentimes we have the opportunity to course correct.
We as adults don’t talk about our emotions and feelings. Which not only hurts us,(that’s a whole other subject.) But harms our children more so.
Teenagers, hell people in general, don’t feel like they can seek or ask for help for fear of being teased, called weak, or people thinking they are crazy. When in reality talking to someone is the best self-care there is.
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