Women's Relationship with Anger: From Suppression to Self-Trust
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Women's Relationship with Anger: From Suppression to Self-Trust
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Anger isn't the problem. Suppressing it is.
For generations, women have been taught that anger is dangerous, inappropriate, or something to feel guilty about. The result isn't less anger. It's more resentment, self-doubt, anxiety, and disconnection from ourselves.
In this episode I unpack the surprising history behind women's relationship with anger, why so many of us learned to suppress it, and what that suppression is actually costing us emotionally, physically, and in our relationship with ourselves.
Here's what we cover:
- Why women often struggle to feel safe expressing anger
- The hidden cost of pushing anger down
- How suppressed anger impacts confidence, boundaries, and self-trust
- A simple somatic process for moving anger through the body safely
- How anger can become a compass for change rather than something to fear
Anger isn't a flaw. It's information.
And when you learn how to work with it instead of against it, it becomes one of the most powerful tools for creating change in your life.
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