Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Nigro again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

As always, thank you so much for your continued following, appreciation, support, gratitude, comments,

humble that we've been able to reach a worldwide audience and look forward to meeting a lot of people coming from very far places for

me to do neurosyncie valves on them and Julie's with me today she uses pops on as she

organically does and again kind of the highlight of our week.

So I wanted, I posted something on Instagram,

and I wanted to focus on this.

I meant to do a topic on this a while ago,

as we're slowly figuring out Instagram.

Anger.

And anger is a universal human emotion.

Um, all of us are capable of it.

Sometimes anger can be very productive.

Sometimes anger can be incredibly destructive.

Uh, you get into disorders like intermittent explosive disorder,

anti-social personality disorder, opposition to the water.

Obviously, you know Julie's back.

But I want to read this quote to you.

It says,

anger is the part of yourself that loves you the most. It knows when you are being

mistreated, neglected, disrespected. It signals that you have to take a step out of a place that

doesn't do you justice. It makes you aware that you have to take a step out of a place that doesn't do you justice. It makes you aware

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