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rajeev-on said: nice advice and suggestions ... good blog October 12, '08 |
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milan_48 said: Ha baba, Tum joh kahe rahi ho woh shai hai.  October 06, '08 |
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Ike41 said: Dear Lailla, 1. Generally agree on most points, however, it is also harmful to keep anger bottled up & accumalate feelings against others. Hence, if anger is releasd once in a blue moon it will instead be helpful to one's health. Anger doesn't man that one loses control over oneself but annoyance is reflected in the responce & the other perso registers your emotions. He will thereafter be careful. 2. Also, to display no anger whatsoever, not rage by ay stretch of imagination, may at times be viewed/considered a sign of weakness by colleagues, have personal experience of this & when I did get angry on a occasion later they behaved properly thereafter. Yes, one's calmness when some get angry, is a big plus point as one can the control the situation getting out of control. So, these are 2 sides of the coin. 3. Ur suggestion are pragmatic & would be of great help when practised. Am sure many would benefit. Philospher, friend & guide, congrats, keep coming up such thoughtfuls. October 06, '08 |
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Pagal-Bhoot said: budhu rai ab tum mujh pe gussa mat karna iske hisab se.... hehehe 5 stars fir se...  October 05, '08 |
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eternalessencefoever said: grt post, but once in a while venting out is really imp. just scream, blast music, hit a punching bag, just jog, anything that can giv u some relief!! awesome post Laila October 05, '08 |
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BrainyBakra said: Cute Angelie  What a soothing blog. Controlling anger has many benefits. But venting it has benefits too. We get great relief. I just close my car windows and put on music at full and scream. It lessens stress as much as a huge laugh. Anger is only one letter short of danger  Lets be nice citizens and good humans  October 04, '08 |
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harsh7901 said: how can i not agree laila.... i mean all the points mentioned r worth it...as for me i prefer the heart attack route.. i've heard its sudden..less painful n less burdening on dependants too... ha ha ha...joking girl... of course one should control the anger.... n the first method where one steps back n takes deep breathe seems to be the best...especially if its done by a young well gifted gal... it will make me calm and collective too... again joking... can't help it at times.. jokes apart girl.. its indeed a very good post.. October 04, '08 |
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yashmeet135 said: It's easy to get hopping mad. Anything can set off anger—your spouse forgot to pick up the kids at school, your co-worker is making life at the office miserable, or your flight to Atlanta has been cancelled. Of course, worrying, feeling hurt or even recalling unpleasant memories can also result in anger. In fact, any number of difficulties, both big and small, can ignite fury. Certainly, some people are naturally angrier than others. They're just born grumpy. These people have a low tolerance for frustration; they can't take everyday annoyances in stride. And then there are people who like their angry side; their rage makes them feel powerful. October 04, '08 |
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manu5248 said: You are 100 percent correct dear.but i would like to add a bit that root cause is "igo".If that is kept a side most of the problems will not arise at all........Thanks alot once again for your sincere effort........... October 03, '08 |
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Bharti2105 said: Hello friend, excellent msg whitch must be follow to not get anger. October 03, '08 |
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