faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.
faronmckenzie: Most people find anger addictive because it makes their egos feel righteous, justified or victimised. Pointing the finger at another is much easier than examining your own shadows.