Frustration is Not Anger |
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| Daily Dose of Reason - Psychology & Self-Improvement | ||||
| Friday, 14 May 2010 00:00 | ||||
People confuse frustration and anger. Frustration looks and feels like anger, but it’s something different. Anger is response to an injustice. Injustice means: This person could and should have done something different. Frustration means: I wish things could be different right now, but it’s not. Frustration is more general.
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People confuse frustration and anger. Frustration looks and feels like anger, but it’s something different. Anger is response to an injustice. Injustice means: This person could and should have done something different. Frustration means: I wish things could be different right now, but it’s not. Frustration is more general.
