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Abnormal behaviour.. Anger
I had anger issues with a single person only.. Whenever he doesn't listens to what I m saying.. I got annoyed..he says I m mad.. As earlier I was very silent.. I never got angry.. Never replied to anybody harshly.. Now I am completely changed since a year.. I don't know why.. I get annoyed often and it causes headache issues..
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Dr. Mukulika Ghose Banerji (PhD)
Psychologist
32 yrs exp
Thane
You have mentioned that you have anger issues with one person only. You have not given any other details of what this person means to you and what gives you cause for anger. It may possibly be a relationship that is not going the way you expect or want. Sometimes, it is a good idea to sit back and take a fresh look at whether the problem lies with the other person, with you, or perhaps just in the way you relate to each other.
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It always helps to get a third person's perspective which is more objective and balanced.
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If you don't get a clearer understanding as to why this particular relationship is becoming dysfunctional, you may carry these issues into your future ones also.
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
Generally, we show our Anger with our closed set of people.
I think your expectations about him from him are higher.
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You identify this underlying trigger behind that attitude and can resolve it.
Perhaps, for that, you could consult a psychologist.
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Dr. Priyadarshani Jain
Psychiatrist
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi... if you have a problem with only a single person... probably he triggers something in you.
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kindly meet a psychiatrist and a counselling psychologist to resolve this issue.
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You will be fine. All the best.
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