Anger is not depression because everyone gets angry at one point. You can be angry for a second and then forget about it and change your mood. However, when you are depressed it is usually for a while and not so easy to just forget about and change your mood, as quick as you would if you were angry.
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There is what we call anger, which is really feelings, and not an emotion. True anger, the emotion, has usually been considered to be the other face of depression (and vice-versa). These days, many psychology professionals would say about true anger and depression that their owner has a chemical issue in the brain, and that these are not 'self' generated issues.
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Stress can be the cause of depression sometimes but no, they are not the same thing. Stress is caused from something upsetting or exciting happening in one's life, or from one's surroundings such as bright lights, loud noises, etc. Depression is a feeling of being down or sad that affects one's moods, behavior, etc. The two can be similar and stress can cause depression just as being depressed can lead to stressful situations, but the two are not the same.
While this concept is part of Freudian theory, modern perspectives on depression are more complex and multifaceted than simply being anger turned inward. Depression is a complex mental health condition influenced by a variety of factors such as biological, psychological, and environmental. It is important to consider a range of factors when understanding and treating depression, rather than oversimplifying it as just anger turned inward.
no, been there. It definitely is not.
Depression and anger
I liked an answer I just recently read: Depression is just anger without enthusiasm.
The amygdala and prefrontal cortex are the main parts of the brain that are involved in processing anger. The amygdala is responsible for detecting and responding to threats, while the prefrontal cortex helps regulate and control emotions, including anger. Dysfunction in these areas can lead to difficulties in managing anger.
Anger and depression can be related, but they are distinct emotions. While some people might experience anger as a symptom of their depression, others may not. Both emotions can be influenced by underlying psychological and biological factors, so it's important to address and treat both conditions separately if needed.
anger @@ depression @ frustration
Anger
Depression, Anger, Overwhelmed, the list goes on.
Sugar, Anger, Depression and Stress
Rage is; Anger-depression-red face-hurt(in feelings)mad
Depression, anger, etc.