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Understanding Your Emotions

There is a clear distinction between “I am anger” and “I feel anger”. In the former, you are subconsciously letting anger consume you.

You’d find ways to justify any rash actions because you think you’re anger. In the latter, anger is nothing but another feeling that happens to pass by your body and soul

So try your best to understand, acknowledge, and let go of it!

Try saying - "I feel angry. But that's okay and it is normal. I acknowledge it and I'm going go breath and let it go.

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