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Behind the Anger: Still Unforgivable -2
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- The author shares a personal experience of being yelled at by a driver behind them in a hospital parking lot, revealing their thoughts about anger.
- The author mentions the possibility that the anger of the driver behind them stemmed from the frustration of an urgent situation, and analyzes why their own father responded with insults.
- The author concludes by emphasizing that anger is always a difficult subject to understand.
Continuing from the previous episode...
While paying for the exit of the hospital parking lot with my parents, the driver of the car behind me rolled down the window and started to curse at me. The payment process was not difficult or slow. The driver was in a hurry to get to another hospital because his wife was about to give birth. I was stunned for a moment, and my father in the back seat rolled down the window and started to curse back at the driver. How dare you curse at my precious child.
Was the driver of the rear car angry at the car in front of him, or was he angry at himself for not being able to take appropriate action for his wife in a critical situation? Was my father angry at the driver’s behavior, or was he simply fulfilling his role as a parent who loves his child?
Well, anger is always a subject that is difficult for me to understand.
