3,090 Quotes About Anger

no sense getting all pissed, the commotionof the past is the past

When tomorrows rising sun is going to bring hope of existence is uncertain,having ego and carry a grudge to a grave is bigger than one life.

Where history saddened others, we felt only a glorious, burning anger. We liked the challenge of it. It suited us. Anger was our favorite emotion. We were at home in it. It gave us purpose.

Anger and aggressive behavior create a combative environment and temporarily reduces one’s ability to utilize their intellectual capacity.

Rage always begins in my chest and spreads to my belly. It moves through my body like a common cold. Sometimes it creeps up my throat and makes an appearance on my tongue. It says things I don’t mean. Things I eventually want to take back; Achike. But rage reminds me that I am still human. Still breathing. Still a living thing.So when rage comes, I use rage wisely. When rage comes, I use rage for change.

We must interpret a bad temper as a sign of inferiority.

Listen Bhikkhus, just as a buffalo boy recognizes each of his own buffaloes, a bhikkhu recognizes each of the essential elements of his own body. Just as a buffalo boy knows the characteristics and tendencies of each buffalo, a bhikkhu knows which actions of body, speech, and mind are worthy and which are not. Just as a buffalo boy scrubs his animals clean, a bhikkhu must cleanse his mind and body of desires, attachments, anger, and aversions.

People say that I am short-tempered but they don't understand that I give a quick reaction to CRAP!

You speak to me in locked cages.In open sentences with closed meanings.In riddles I can never seem to understand.Around you Nkem, I feel lost.Un-at-home. Dismembered.In many small bits.And in tiny minuscule pieces.