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Too Much Anger Is Destructive

Letting anger ‘marinate’ in us makes us destructive and can lead to an implosion. Anger is designed to be quick and mobilizing, where we can disengage shortly.

It causes much harm to the person who has stored it within himself and has allowed it to simmer.

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