Is yelling and cursing a healthy way to express anger?

Question

Surely it is better than bottling it up, being passive-aggressive or dwelling on something or privately resenting someone?

I ask because my partner curses loudly when he is angry, and I wonder if I should be accepting this or not.

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

Well, most likely no.

Why?

Because from my small lack of knowledge of the human body, I'm pretty sure that cursing, and yelling when your angry could cause your blood pressure to get higher, leading to health problems.

If you partner continues being angry like you said with no improvement of moving from angry, to normal, then you should get him to see some kind of therapist. Because he might have an anger issue, and may lead to what I stated above.

As for your second question.

It is most likely a lack of respect if this has been going on for months on end. Or however long you two have been together.

If not, then it is most likely the head of the moment, and is nothing personal.

Answer 3

idk

but i do

Answer 4

Sure I do it all the time as long as you

A) shout it in a pillow

or

B) write it on a piece of paper and throw it away or write it in your dairy works too as long as noone sees it.

The B way is actually good because you can write forever and even call people bad names and stuff

Answer 5

not bottling it up is good, that is true

but there are better ways of getting out his anger than yelling and cursing

suggest writing his feeling and reasons down

Answer 6

absolutely positively not. esepecially if hes directing it towards u. get out now please. been there done that. they never change. til their old and helpless. my angry person is dead now. put urself 1st.

Answer 7

really, this answer would be a no. Yelling, this isn't good for your lungs Cursing, well, just too much of everything. Just lay low and tell your partner. No. haha. Hoped this helps.