Cancer males frequently cling to their rage and bad feelings. He may hide his genuine sentiments, or he may allow his emotions to erupt from him like a volcano. He will almost certainly use his remark to criticize your emotional connection and morals. He is saying that you are no better than he is. When such a man loses his temper, he sends a signal to his body that it is time to fight or flee. The more anger he holds in, the more damage he can do with one blow. His body responds by releasing chemicals into his bloodstream to help him deal with the threat. These chemicals include adrenaline and cortisol. Adrenaline makes him more alert and focused, while cortisol helps him cope with stress by making his brain function more efficiently. The problem is that these same chemicals also cause him pain. They travel through his blood and reach all his major organs, especially the liver and pancreas. This is why doctors often tell cancer patients not to let their feelings show when they are angry or afraid. It is best to keep these emotions under control, so you don't cause yourself further harm. In addition, letting go of his anger allows the cancer male to get some relief from its debilitating effects. Anger keeps him trapped in old habits and relationships that do him no good. By letting it out, he gives himself a chance to breathe deeply and be present in the moment.