[El_Duderino 09]

Originally Posted by Reviews and Books Galore

Sure. Why not?

Great. Welcome onboard!

[Reviews and Books Galore]

You know, I think I'd try and focus on telling men that anger is an okay emotion. It is good to get it out of your system, to motivate yourself during times of trouble and to stand up for your own autonomy. And, due to some theories that deppression is anger internalised, then perhaps it is good to externalise it to help stop suicides.



How do you think that would go down telling men that anger is okay?

[El_Duderino 09]

Originally Posted by Reviews and Books Galore

You know, I think I'd try and focus on telling men that anger is an okay emotion. It is good to get it out of your system, to motivate yourself during times of trouble and to stand up for your own autonomy. And, due to some theories that deppression is anger internalised, then perhaps it is good to externalise it to help stop suicides.



How do you think that would go down telling men that anger is okay?

Id consider it great. Dealing with emotions is healthy.

[Reviews and Books Galore]

Originally Posted by El_Duderino 09

Id consider it great. Dealing with emotions is healthy.

Good, and I do mean that. A lot of people would be worried about it increasing male violence against women, but men should not be seen in the paradigim of males hurting women.



Anger is just another type of emotion. A woman might need anger if she is being bellitled, or going through a tough time and needs the motivator, or just needs to stand her ground. The same is true for men.

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