Chowrangi

There’s a thin boundary seam between angry and insulting. Insulting is wrong. Anger, properly applied, can help in some scenarios, but I’d highly caution against it as your first resort. Think about how you would react if someone you’ve never met started to get angry with you for a problem you didn’t cause. Problems happen, but try to be respectful and dignified to others.

To show anger is rather a good constructive thing and is a must in many cases. Its a very useful and effective tool to introduce and maintain noble things. Its also a very effective tool to curb evil and wrong doings. Parents utilize this extensively to keep their children on track. Teachers use it to groom their protégés. Bosses use this to enhance productivity from their employees. A team coach uses this to keep the fighting flame ablaze in its team.

To insult is the evil doing. Its highly destructive and hamper the growth and progress. If an elder insults a child, the child gets morose and loses his confidence. If teacher uses it upon the students, they either become defiant or get self-centered. If an employer applies it upon its staff, they lose any passion for the job. To insult anyone is below humanity and against all ethical values.

The sooner everybody realizes this about everything in life, the sooner this is going to be a nicer world to live in for everybody everywhere.

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