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Anger

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Anger

By Laura Bogush

Published February 20, 2025

We wrote about our experiences with anger.

Browse the links below to read the full post.

Ready to Pop

“No one looks me in the eye with compassion. . . No one even asks about my family history of breast cancer.”
by Simone Farschi
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My Anger Experience

“Women sharing stories with one another is how we have kept each other safe.”
by Kaylea Forsythe

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Anger and Our Wild Selves

“Held by each other we can go deep into our rage and heartbreak and not drown. “
by Lincoln

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We Are the Fucking Sky

“You don’t have to value us . . . just believe us.”
by Carlin Ross

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Anger is a Messenger

“I think Anger’s purpose is to tell us to recentre… To love ourselves better. To love ourselves more.”
by Emma Snellgrove

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Anger Has a Purpose

“It was a violation. I stood my ground and won.”
.by Laura Bogush

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