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Psychology of People Who Are Always Angry (What’s Really Behind It)

Anger is one of the fastest emotions the brain can access. But when someone seems angry all the time, psychology suggests something deeper may be happening beneath the surface. Constant anger is rarely random. It’s often unprocessed pain, fear, or hypervigilance disguised as strength. Welcome to The Human Circle, where we explore the psychology behind behaviors people judge — but rarely understand. #Psychology #Anger #MentalHealth #HumanBehavior #TraumaHealing #EmotionalRegulation #NervousSystem #SelfAwareness #AttachmentTheory #InnerHealing Timeline 00:00 – Why Some People Live Angry 00:31 – Anger as Armor 01:07 – A Brain Stuck in Threat Mode 01:42 – Control vs Helplessness 02:14 – The Hidden Pain Beneath Anger 02:31 – Final Message Search Queries why are some people always angry psychology of chronic anger why do I get angry so easily anger and childhood trauma hypervigilance and anger why does everything make me angry emotional reactivity psychology amygdala and anger response why anger feels powerful how trauma affects anger Resources LeDoux, J. – The Emotional Brain Van der Kolk, B. – The Body Keeps the Score American Psychological Association – Anger & Emotional Regulation Siegel, D. – Interpersonal Neurobiology