Anger in Marriage and
relationships
Feelings of anger are inevitable in marriage when two people
have decided to live together sharing their lives. People give up their separateness
and join in interdependence. The way a married couple handles angering situations
will determine their success and happiness.
Anger is a normal human emotion and it is much part of us. It
is the natural emotional response to frustration and uncertainty conveying a
message telling us that something is wrong. Anger is a not so much an attack as
it is a cry for help and love. This cry needs to be met as soon as it is
noticed and for the relationship to be restored. When couples get angry they
are basically saying that they love the other person too much to let the
frustration the relationship. The opposite
of love is not anger, but apathy and disinterest. Couples should handle the symptoms of anger
to keep their love burning.
What do you do with
anger in Marriage?
As an emotion, anger is normal, but solving it needs a
proper channel. If not controlled it is destructive, yet if well handled, it
becomes a means of generating the energy for something positive. Don’t ignore
it, handle it.
Uncontrolled anger:
there are people who deny responsibility of the things they do. They say, I’ve
got a hot temper; I can’t help it..; that is me; that is the way I am; this
kind of people avoid responsibility for anger and its results when they express
hostile emotions.
Over controlled anger;
some people feel that anger should always be suppressed. They choose to even
smile over anger denying its presence. We shouldn’t deny anger because it is a
reality and we become untrue to ourselves. Accepting anger shows others that we
are sensitive, especially to our spouses. The feelings of anger must be recognized
and be dealt with in a positive manner. When you over-control your anger it
will express itself in physical pains and body aches. It comes back to you; it
is your responsibility to resolve it.
How do you resolve
anger?
We can resolve anger if we are willing to confess our wrongs
to each other. We shouldn’t deny the responsibility for our mistakes. We need
not to condemn or attack the other person if we are to settle and resolve the
crisis. We talk, we negotiate. Such a manner restores love and mutual
co-operation in the married.
When you refuse to solve angering circumstances and you
disguise as if things have not happened, the anger will be directed towards family members in ways such as
avoiding responsibility, thoughtlessness, rejection, unfaithfulness and neglect
which bring tears in homes.
Appeal; having
known that anger is normal, but carrying with it serious effects if not
cleared, let us then handle it before it brings damages to our marriages. Our relationships
need that sweet flavor to keep healthy. When there is no happiness at home you
will not find peace anywhere. We cannot
bury our emotions dead- they are always buried alive!
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