Whats the origin of aggressive frustration?
Given they are doing something they dont like (and they are well aware of it) but still gotta stick to it - why do they still* chose to indulge in agro?.
Please focus answers to :
*the -Origin- of such typed aggressin.
*the mode of working of such typed aggression in your thinking.
*If or not in your thinking such scenario is present elsewhere (training a child , instilling the value of rules in a teenager,office-workers working long hours - exhibiting such typed aggression).
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Answer:
Aggressive frustration forms from your own dis-satisfaction or from the external environment around you. There are many factors in your environment that can affect your mood and it also depends on how much stress you can handle and how well you cope with pressure.
Confusion comes to mind immediately, too much study , trying to take everything in and then add to that fear, fear of failing, fear of not measuring up, basically fear of failure.
stress , fear frustration of deadlines and consequences the what if situation and that leads to aggressive outburst's
According to BHagavad Gita as it is. The root of aggression or anger or frustration is unsatiated lust. That doesn't necessarily mean sexual, but means desire for anything material. SO one has deep rooted desires that are not being fulfilled and they many times are unaware of it. So they lash out even at things that have really nothing to do with their lust. But they are resentful at the situation like you said long study (they wish they where not studying and that creates anger and frustration which then one becomes irritable and ultimately becomes aggressive. It is a great science and written in the Gita. for info go to asitis.com you can read on line. Thanks. God Bless you too.
existential psychology says that the origin of all thoughts and feeling is 'care' and the root of any negative feelings is anxiety. Anxiety is the fear of or observation of being "that which one must not be" . Excessive work makes people more sensitive, and makes them lose patience with anything that does not contribute to their goal at hand. Becoming aggressiive is a natural defense mechanism that attempts to destroy anything in the way, and at the same time is an expression of the pain/frustration inside to others.
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