Feeling
Anger
Your jaw is clenched. Your shoulders are up by your ears. Something in your chest wants to push, to yell, to break — and the lid is on tight. Anger isn’t the problem. Anger is the messenger. Underneath every flash of rage is a boundary that wasn’t allowed, a need that wasn’t met, a self that wasn’t seen. The body knows. It’s been knocking. The articles below meet you where you are — not to talk you out of it, but to help you finally listen to what the anger has been trying to say. When you’re ready, begin a Feeling Session — eyes covered, palms beside you, breathing into the heat instead of swallowing it.
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