Best Books For Anger Novels & Stories

He rampaged his fingers through his hair, breathing out heavily. His anger Issue was about to ruin his relationship with Charlotte. Armani couldn’t understand the reason why his anger issues were escalating at a very high speed. He really needed to see his anger management therapist for advice.

This man makes me want to punch him and gut him at the same time whenever he tilts his head at me or screams at me for no reason. Okay all those of you calling 911 to report this crazy individual stop yourself, I haven’t don’t anything and I am not planning to do so. Yet. Also this person is not my boyfriend or boss. What I am trying to convey is that anger can have really negative impact on us whether we appreciate it or not. If you want you can always try anger management class and let me know how you feel. Remember, “Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret.” A beautiful saying from Ambrose Bierce. Good night fellas. I have a date to get to…’

"Anger can be fuel." Margaret's gaze shifted to him. "What?" "Anger feels like fuel," Jaxon repeated. "When everything else is empty, anger keeps you moving. Keeps you fighting. There is nothing wrong with that." Dr. Chen's attention sharpened. "Jaxon, anger as a long-term coping mechanism is—"

Winter Winter paced back and forth, trying to control the anger building from within. Anger is a tricky emotion that must be repressed thoughtfully. A fire seed of anger can still inflame its surroundings. It starts small and undetected, but if not extinguished at the source, it grows into a flame that destroys everything in its path. I couldn't stop thinking about what had just happened. "What the hell were you thinking, Faye? Your stupidity and carelessness could have gotten us killed."

It'd been hours since the Abellas had left, and yet the anger inside me was still burning so fiercely. I've tried everything I could think of to calm myself and to kill the anger inside of me. I've taken a freezing cold shower, read my favorite MM erotic books, watched my favorite shows, and played some of my favorite video games, but none of them worked. I even thought of calling Gunner and pouring my heart out on him, but I knew even that wouldn't be enough for my anger to go away. I would probably just end up redirecting this anger on Gunner, and I don't want that to happen. That was why I've tried dealing with it on my own, but nothing just seemed to fucking work. I was still so fucking

“How are you.” I looked at the three pieces on my screen. At the pointed questions and the sharpened implication and the coordinated timing of a Saturday morning designed to find me in my pyjamas before my defences were up. “I’m angry,” I said. He was quiet for a moment. “Good.” “Good.” “Better than the alternative.” His voice was even. “Anger means you’re still standing in it rather than under it.”

"What I'm concerned about with you, Layne, is your anger. You're right, you weren't justified in the anger that you experienced today because you didn't know how to get hold of Jessica." "I just snap so easily," he breathed deeply. "I don't want to, but I do." "It's a symptom, but it's one you're going to have to learn to control." "How the fuck am I going to do that?" She raised her eyebrow at him. "By doing what you did today, removing yourself from the situation, seeing me if you have to. Anger is good in some instances, and I'm not telling you to let it go altogether, but you can't be getting pissed at Jessica because she went on a shopping trip with friends and she didn't clear it with

LIAM'S POV Anger was not something I was familiar with. As an Alpha, the more anger you felt, the better. I hired the best of the best, but occasionally, they managed to fuck it up, and I made sure to let them know that they fucked up. That way, they wouldn't repeat it again.

I stood up, my chest was heaving up and down as I tried my best not to kill her with my water right on this spot. “You are easily angered. Easily provoked, that's why you tend to lose control of your element very often.” she started, seemingly unfazed of my water floating in the air, ready to drown her. She looked straight at me, her eyes glowing under the moonlight and I knew it only mirrored mine. Sapphire continues. “Remember that if you let your anger take over you in a fight, you’re most likely to lose. It’ll only weaken you, that’s why remaining composed and in control of your emotions is absolutely essential.” But my mind was too clouded in anger to even listen to what she was saying.

"This cannot be happening to me." The words pass through my head. When people say things like never do anything in anger because you will regret it, listen to them, because they are always right. The realization that I shouldn't have done what I did while blinded by anger is so annoying that I feel like hitting my head against a rock a few times before digging a hole for myself and then burying myself in it. I am calm most of the time — that chill, slow-to-anger kind of girl that no one thinks has a malicious bone in her body. I am that kind of girl. I can't even hurt a fly for crying out loud, so why did today have to be so different?