Medically reviewed by Elle Markman, PsyD It's normal to experience anger from time to time. People tend to think anger is ...

and the way that emotional numbness is much worse than sadness or anger. “Inside Out” is acute (and very, very blunt) in its portrayal of happiness as something parents expect from their kids ...

“getting it out” doesn’t work so well—and better ways to feel and channel your anger instead. As for verbal or written catharsis—AKA venting or rage journaling—this tends to feed your angry thoughts ...

Dressed in a button-up shirt, tie, and slacks, Anger stands ready to showcase his bold personality. The poster perfectly captures the passionate energy of this iconic emotion in Inside Out 2.