3,090 Quotes About Anger

[...] è la mancanza di rabbia che finisce per uccidere. Mentre l'aggressività depura e guarisce.

You and your anger are needed. You and your anger are valuable. You and your anger will be the fire that burns it all down.

Meanwhile there was work to do: raising our children, wading through a mass of legal papers, finances, and taxes, and recovering the professional life that was now our sole support, while, at a subterranean level, feeling adrift in dark, unknown waters. And though I'd flared with anger when the priest at Heinz's funeral had warned not to be "angry at God" because of his sudden and violent death, I struggled not to sink under currents of fear, anger, and confusion that roiled an ocean of grief.

What if I don't want the monsterto stop being a monster?What if that's the only anchor I have left?What if my sanity depends on being able to pointat a bad thing and say, That is the bad thing.Haven't I already lost enough timelosing track of who the enemy is?I've spent half of my life not knowing the differencebetween killing myself and fighting back.

As Amanda Litman... has written, 'Instead of resisting (anger) or avoiding it, let your fury push you to action. Embrace your anger and put it to work.

There wasn't an asteroid big enough to punch. Not this time. Not even the moon.

Well, now those young women had gotten angry. And some older women were rearing back in horror at the force of their rage, and at the fact that a lot of that rage involved interrogating the whole system within which their feminist elders had risen. This moment was asking not just men but the pioneering women who'd succeeded alongside them to reckon with what had not been changed by feminism, how much gendered inequity older feminists had decided to live with, to participate in.

Men are always ready to fight; it's feeling, tenderness, that scares them to death.

‎Laila was shocked at how easily she'd come unhinged, but, the truth was, part of her had liked it, had liked how it felt to scream at Mariam, to curse her, to have a target at which to focus all her simmering anger, her grief.