I just can't bring myself to get angry at anyone

Is it actually possible to go through life without getting angry at anyone?
Come on, think about it. That’s just not realistic. Honestly, I don't think it's even healthy. A little bit of anger—even if it's minor—is just part of being human. It's like an ecosystem; if you wipe out a specific insect or plant species, you throw the whole natural balance out of whack. Life works the same way. If you strip away an essential part of the human experience like anger, you end up disrupting your own internal cycle.
You need to toughen up a bit. If you're always this passive, people are going to walk all over you. Start treating yourself like an actual individual with boundaries. 🙄

Morgan Kern3 said:Is it actually possible to go through life without getting angry at anyone?
Come on, think about it. That’s just not realistic. Honestly, I don't think it's even healthy. A little bit of anger—even if it's minor—is just part of being human. It's like an ecosystem; if you wipe out a specific insect or plant species, you throw the whole natural balance out of whack. Life works the same way. If you strip away an essential part of the human experience like anger, you end up disrupting your own internal cycle.
You need to toughen up a bit. If you're always this passive, people are going to walk all over you. Start treating yourself like an actual individual with boundaries. 🙄

Look, we're all made of emotions, so getting mad is just part of the deal.
Maybe I've got a few more years on me, or maybe I've just spent more time watching how people act and reflecting on my own bullshit. I've always been a pretty high-strung, temperamental person, and I used to get triggered left and right.
But a long time ago, I realized that blowing a gasket is really just wasting energy for nothing, so I started working on myself. And honestly, that self-control actually fixed my life's rhythm, just like you were saying.

Nobody wants to hang out with someone who’s constantly on edge or has a hair-trigger temper. I really hope that one day you realize it's much better to channel that rage into something that actually matters, and once you find that chill, you'll start passing that vibe onto the people you hang out with.