Gianna E. Israel People have a variety of angry feelings at different times during their lives, and transgender men and women are no exception. What is particularly fascinating about this feeling, is it is the most misunderstood, yet, the energy behind it holds the most promise for change. As a careprovider I have somewhat of a unique insight into anger, because in addition to gender practice I have provided services to others who have been greatly wronged within my civil rights case management activities.
Anger is plentiful with so much hardship in our lives.
Read the following sample statements, and see if any sound familiar. I quite possibly might self-destruct or hurt others. If any of the sample statements above sounded familiar, there is a possibility you may have trouble handling anger. If that be the case, you are not alone, because many people do. Another self-introspective way to gauge your emotional control is to examine your responses to other important feeling groups.