What makes you angry?

I don't necessarily get "angry" or "frustrated" in situations, instead I analyze why I'm flustered. When I analyze, I am trying to better understand the core reason why that particular event or incident wasn't favorable.

For example, in my current position as a Graphics and Web Designer for the US. Army, I am apart of a small web team of 4 people. I have no issues with anyone on my team and we are actually a close bunch. There have been numerous times a particular team member, we'll call them John Doe, will make undermining remarks as they pass by my cube, they would make ask me things like, "Are you STILL working on that. " loud enough for everyone in our cubicle row to hear, most of them not being apart of our team but work in our department. This bothered me a little more when I was still new to the position and team. After observing John Doe's other interactions with people in the office over a period of time, I now can understand and empathize why they make those numerous undermining statements. They have been wheelchair bound their entire life, which involves people looking down on you and make assumptions about their capabilities.

I realized that John Doe felt threatened by me when I joined the team, especially being a female, he didn't want to have any possibilities of being outshone by me. Once I clearly understood the underlying reason for the remarks he makes to me, I would respond by asking if he could show me a more efficient way to getting the task completed that I haven't discovered, or just ask for guidance on how he would execute a certain chunk of code that I am overlooking.

Getting angry is human tendency but controlling that is the key to success. I usually take everything in a supportive manner but I get angry when I am full of positivity and suddenly someone just come & try to mess up with my positive attitude towards my goals by saying something like "Oh that's not going to happen?

But then I do not show it with words I simply try to ignore them & later making that same thing happen.

Sir/mam, my mother always taught me that your positive attitude & your dedication to achieve something can make everything possible and I too strongly believe this as I have experienced it many times.

Anger is a natural emotion, and I believe there is nothing wrong with feeling it. However, what matters is how we manage and control it. What frustrates me the most is dishonesty, irresponsibility, and disrespect towards other's efforts.

I also strongly believe that no one should make decisions in anger, as it can negatively impact themselves and those around them. Instead, I focus on staying calm, analyzing the situation, and responding thoughtfully rather than reacting emotionally.

I'm usually a calm person who doesn't get angry and wouldn't show it even if I am angry at some point. But I find it annoying when people try to impose their opinions and perspectives on others. One should understand that people are allowed to have their own opinions and perspectives and of course, those should lie within human ethics and values. Anything within that shouldn't be objected to, but a few people don't understand this thing and I find it annoying most of the time.

Well, emotion is one of the basic things that make us human. And anger is of the kind. I normally get angry when a speedy rash driving vehicle crosses me on-road or someone with high pitch modified exhaust system. They do it just for fun, not considering how they affect others. For a few seconds, I am really tempered but then again time keeps running and life is short to be still and be angry on a point. So then within a few seconds, I am back to normal and ready move on.

Nothing, because anger is that action of our mind that opposes us from achieving our goals a presence of mind with anger can cause many distractions like not able to focus on work, thinking about the incident that has made us angry so basically I don't get angry, well as per the human psychology anger is within the human nature but it's our perspective that how we deal with it whether by doing restless things or by making the anger our strength, not the weakness.

I firmly believe that when a person gets angry, it indicates a lack of self-discipline and self-control. Anger often leads to later regret due to the destructive actions taken in moments of anger, which ultimately hinders one's growth and productivity.

Therefore, it is wise to be patient and avoid anger. Since anger yields no beneficial outcomes and most situations can be resolved with mindfulness and patience, I make it a point to avoid getting angry.

I think it's a kind of emotion that usually flows from us but we can control it as well if we want to do it. Sometimes I feel we all are humans and every living organism must have felt it ever. But we can control it by doing yoga and meditation also traveling is also the best way of removing this emotion from us. I feel angry when I don't do that kind of thing which will be making my career after few years.

It's a typical one that completely shows your power of thinking How you think to a 1different aspect of your life. Like anger what is it? In my context, nothing just a 2-min discomfort which can show6w21 your leadership qualities and problem-solving capacity There is nothing that makes me angry.

And if in case I am angry with the person its show my disability ''always remember when one teaches two learn''.

Well, anger is a secondary emotion, and there is a frustration-anger hypothesis which says; "When someone is not able to achieve their goals and they are being blocked in some way, is what usually causes the anger". So, I would look at what my goals are, and try to see if there is another way of working that I could achieve my goals without them being stopped or derailed.