JUST PHILOSOPHISING - ON AVOIDING ANNOYANCE ESCALATING TO DESTRUCTIVE ANGER AND RAGE! PART 2.

Anger can evolve from being annoyed, feeling annoyed by something or someone. 

It can grow from such small and insignificant beginning to becoming uncontrollable rage. Destructive rage. 

With consequences which far outweigh the significance of the thing apparently causing the obvious over-reaction.

This occurs because, what is the apparent cause of the over-reaction of the person displaying it, is not really the primary cause.

It is more likely to be a combination of at least 3 factors, one of which is the apparent cause or trigger. 

The other two being the expectations of the person displaying the 'over-reaction', and his/or her particular or peculiar mindset or way of perceiving the world.

This means that, in examining and trying to remove the causes of anger and rage, one has to look far beyond the immediate 'causes' or 'triggers.'

For the person who has developed the tendency of responding to frustrating or threatening events and situations with anger and rage. 'Their' problem is much more complex than for those of us who will only occasionally exhibit such responses. 

Anger and rage are, of course, not only the 'problem of the people who tend to express it; they are the problems of the people on whose lives they impact or whose lives are impacted by them. 

Including the lives of the people who are displaying such reactions.  Which is why they need collective responses to try to address them.

To be continued.