Indeed, there is a vast difference between anger that is acted out and anger that has become sufficiently conscious that its information - usually about some transgression, some kind of crossing the line - can be integrated into a creative response by the digestive power of the ego. Authentic anger is never viewed as a game. Lots of peop…
Indeed, there is a vast difference between anger that is acted out and anger that has become sufficiently conscious that its information - usually about some transgression, some kind of crossing the line - can be integrated into a creative response by the digestive power of the ego. Authentic anger is never viewed as a game. Lots of people have been and are raised in homes with rules against being angry. So, instead of a direct expression of it, it is expressed indirectly. So, of course the evolutionary creative aspect of anger is nulled and we have instead strategic behavior.
Indeed, there is a vast difference between anger that is acted out and anger that has become sufficiently conscious that its information - usually about some transgression, some kind of crossing the line - can be integrated into a creative response by the digestive power of the ego. Authentic anger is never viewed as a game. Lots of people have been and are raised in homes with rules against being angry. So, instead of a direct expression of it, it is expressed indirectly. So, of course the evolutionary creative aspect of anger is nulled and we have instead strategic behavior.