10 Things Not to Do when You are Angry
Anger is like hot sauce — a little can add flavor, too much can ruin the whole dish. If you want to get through heated moments without burning bridges (or your own reputation), here’s what not to do.
Don’t Hit Send
Your rage email might feel poetic now, but it’ll read like a career obituary later.
Don’t Weaponize the Truth
Honesty is good; turning it into a shiv is not.
Don’t Post About It Online
Social media isn’t a diary; it’s a billboard you can’t take down.
Don’t Drive Angry
Fast & Furious is a movie, not a coping strategy.
Don’t Make Big Decisions –
Changing jobs, ending friendships, or buying a chainsaw? Sleep on it.
Don’t Drag Innocent Bystanders In –
Your mom, your barista, and your dog did nothing wrong.
Don’t Go for the Low Blow
You can’t unsay that thing about their haircut from 2009.
Don’t Bottle It Up Forever
Suppressing it turns you into a human soda can. Shake enough, and you’ll explode.
Don’t Confuse Venting with Solution-Finding
Yelling at the problem isn’t the same as fixing it.
Don’t Forget to Breathe
Your brain works better when it’s not running on pure fire.
Final Thought:
Anger is natural — destruction is optional. Learn the difference, pause before you act, and remember: most things aren’t worth the explosion.