How do you deal with anger in a relationship?

You have already started by acknowledging your abuse issues. It would be helpful to see a therapist and engage in family therapy with your wife to break the mutually abusive...

First off, you may be misunderstanding the word 'ignorant'. An ignorant person is not someone who ignores you. It can refer to someone who refuses to acknowledge facts or inform...

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No. Someone can hide their relationship status from friends (so you wouldn't see anything at all), but Facebook can't be used to send false information to one person.

That is not something easy to accomplish. You'll need a really good motivation as to why this would benefit you and your relationships. When you're not angry, try to think...

There could be any number of things leading one of you to anger, but your question raises an important point. People rarely get angry for absolutely no reason. There's something...

Yes, it does. Doing meditation calms you down and helps with anger, stress and anxiety.

Stick your chin up. Frown slightly, but not too much. Widen your eyes a little bit. This is how you can glare more coldly.

Take a few long, deep breaths—this helps calm the brain and move it out of the flight-or-fight response.

Write a letter that you don't plan on sending. You might say every ugly, reprehensible word you couldn't say to the person's face. But, don't deliver this letter. Instead, re-read...