Shownotes
I've said it before — I'm not married to adjectives, and here's why I had to divorce myself from them. In readings, I might say someone's dealing with pent-up anger, and they'll correct me: "I wouldn't say anger, I'd say aggression." Conversations kept getting bogged down over that exact swap. So the real question became: why are so many people married to a specific adjective? It's easier to accept being aggressive than angry — even if aggressive behavior reads as anger to everyone else watching. Changing the word is what lets them sleep at night. Know thyself. Balance your energy.
Takeaways
- Arguing over which adjective is "correct" often derails the actual conversation about what's really going on.
- Swapping a harder word (anger) for a softer one (aggression) can be a way of avoiding the real truth just enough to stay comfortable with it.
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