Anger Breeds Nothing But War And Hatred.

ANGER = DANGER

They say even the nicest people have their limit. It's alright to get angry now and then but when your anger slips into the next day to the point of wishing your fellow human misfortune then that's dangerous.

There is only one letter missing from both the word "anger" and "danger ". It takes only one action or word to cross from one to the other. That action or word could either ruin your day or someone else's day if not life!

Nothing good or positive can ever come out of anger - you could lose a friend, family or a loyal lover as a result of your temper.

Identify it's an issue and work on it. An African adage says " The moment a mad person realizes he is mad then he is no longer mad".

Most of us would be better as a person and in extension, a better use for the society but this act of anger is destroying us bit by bit without realizing that fact until we are at that point of no return.

Anger has destroyed many homes where siblings don't talk to each other, marriages have been broken as a result of anger and loved ones lost forever. Anger can be controlled - you just need to identify what sets you off and how to curb it. Nothing is impossible if you are determined.

Think twice before you hurt someone with your words or action. Once you say those hurtful words or take those world destroying actions - they are not retractable just as you can't remould eggs once cracked.

Our home and the society is a better place to live in with smiles, happiness, and laughter.

#angerbreedsnothingbutwarandhatred

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