You're heart's pounding. Your muscles are tense. Your face feels like it's on fire. In other words, you're angry! We all know what anger feels like in our bodies, but what's really going on in our ...

My experience with anger in the past has been difficult if I dare say so myself. For a very long time, I did not know how to healthily process my anger. Any time I would hear something that triggered ...

Anger is a normal human emotion. It’s a primal response to feeling threatened, frustrated, or hurt. However, when anger becomes excessive, uncontrollable, or interferes with your daily life, it could ...

While occasional frustration is normal, frequent bouts of anger could be linked to more than just a bad mood. It might be a subtle sign of a significant lifestyle disease: high blood pressure ...

Dear Lucas: My boyfriend just got a new video game, and he won’t stop getting angry at it. I know games can be frustrating sometimes, but I don’t see why it’s necessary to scream at a television over ...

We see our friends getting angry but stopping themselves before they hurt someone. We see Daniel and our friends getting angry during circle time, playing with a hopper ball, building a tower with ...

We’ve known for a while that big displays of rage can cause issues for your heart. Think of movie characters who dramatically collapse in the middle of an angry tirade. But why does that happen? New ...

Fifth in a series of posts on what philosophy can contribute to understanding and addressing anger (part IV here) In Anger and Forgiveness, Martha Nussbaum tries to persuade her readers that anger has ...