Anthony,
I think Mayka is asking: How can I eat my cake and have it too.
--ED
--- In [email protected], Anthony Wu <wuasg@...> wrote:
>
> ED,
>
> I don't understand your reasoning. 'Negative consequences' of course
are in regard to the angry person.
>
> Anthony
> Negative consequences are unlikely (except to the person
himself/herself) if the other person has mastered his/her own anger.
> --ED
> --- In [email protected], Anthony Wu wuasg@ wrote:
>
> Mayka,
>
> You ask: 'Explain different ways of expressing anger out without
having the negative consequences of doing so.'
>
> I think expressing anger always has negative consequences. No way to
avoid that.
>
> Anthony
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