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{Series and Serious} 1/56. What do you feel [Anger] about? Why? (lemmy.world)

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I'd like to do a series on 56 different emotions which we'll eventually get through as time permits.

Anger

Anger is an intense emotion defined as a perceived provocation, the invasion of one's boundaries, or a threat. From an evolutionary standpoint, anger serves to mobilize psychological resources in order to address the threat/invasion. Anger is directed at an individual of equal status.

Try to keep it fresh by what is current but its also cool to retrospect

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[–] BudgetBandit 4 points 1 month ago

That they made public shaming illegal in Europe. It would be so much easier to put those bastards to rest. Honor is important to them.