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Anger gets a bad reputation—but what if it’s actually trying to tell us something important? In this episode, we dig into anger as a valid, necessary emotion and unpack how our childhood experiences shaped the way we were (or weren’t) allowed to express it. We talk about emotional safety, self-betrayal, and how suppressing anger can quietly wreak havoc on our mental health and relationships. From parenting and apologies to validation, communication, and therapy insights, this conversation is about learning to feel anger without becoming it—and teaching our kids to do the same. Honest, reflective, and deeply grounding, this episode invites you to stop fearing anger and start listening to it.
By Terin Steineckert, Breea Mahaffey, Jessie SmithAnger gets a bad reputation—but what if it’s actually trying to tell us something important? In this episode, we dig into anger as a valid, necessary emotion and unpack how our childhood experiences shaped the way we were (or weren’t) allowed to express it. We talk about emotional safety, self-betrayal, and how suppressing anger can quietly wreak havoc on our mental health and relationships. From parenting and apologies to validation, communication, and therapy insights, this conversation is about learning to feel anger without becoming it—and teaching our kids to do the same. Honest, reflective, and deeply grounding, this episode invites you to stop fearing anger and start listening to it.