Hello everyone, welcome to my blog. Today I write no not reacting to anger is not a sign of weakness.

True strength is self control. It's the power to stand that storm of anger feeling the heat, the thunder to fight back and say no or wait I feel this but I won't let it take control of my choice. This pause isn't empty or weak, it's a powerful space filled with effort and choices. It's where you take back the steering wheel in that moment of choosing not to react right away.

Reacting in anger is usually messy and ineffective. Sometimes holding back gives you time to think, before you react, how can you address the problem, how can you stand up for yourself clearly and firmly without screaming, how can you protect yourself from the opponent who is also angry. It is better to have a calm mind and well thought out response later, before reacting. It always works for me more than a furious explosion even could.

People always misunderstand, not reacting to anger doesn't mean you'r
Doormat. It's not about letting people walk over you or swallowing your feelings until you feel sick. True strength comes from endurance it means you might calmly avoid problem by saying no I would not
Accept being spoken to like that calmly even though it hurts to see someone disrespect you. Something not reacting to anger, not saying anything looking into the eye of the opponent leaves them in confusion “ what is he/she doing,what he/she thinking, are you going to react or not. This move is powerful than shouting and quarreling, it shows deep confidence. When angry, ignoring everything doesn't mean you never address problems, it means you pick the right time to react effectively. Saving your energy for the right thing that truly needs your time and strength. Yes, being scared is necessary and the path of life. Fear makes you freeze, strength makes you choose stillness which is an active decision,not paralysis.
Why is holding back actually powerful

People listen to calm voices. Angry rent often gets ignored, when you speak with control the things you say come out with weight. Anger clouds your thinking, pausing leads to clearer thought and better decisions is better you avoid saying or doing anything you will regret later. Constant shouting matches break trust and connection. Calmly addressing problems is even difficult once you build trust and respect. When you learn to manage your anger and reactions you feel more better and stable inside, less tossed around by other people's mood or action. You become harder to be truly upset or manipulated.
To be. Honest not reacting instantly when angry is incredibly difficult. It's like giving food and asking not to eat but it takes practice. You wouldn't always succeed but that's okay. Sometimes people might even try to provoke or even more if they're used to getting a reaction. They might even call you names of weak or scared people just to bait you into exploding and reacting. But when your strength shines,your silence.
When their insults and shouting bounce back with your silence and calm nature. When they can't make you lose control their frustration shows their weakness not yours.

In summary real strength looks like the deep ocean ,vast and powerful. It's an unshakable mountain ,solid and calm, not the noisy , blowing wind . It is the quiet choice you make inside when anger screams to be let out. the next time someone or something light that fire in your heart, remember the earliest most automatic thing is to explode the truly weak thing is not let that anger control you.the powerful courageous ands strong thing is to feel the heat ,take a deep breath and pause, consciously choose your next move will you let the anger take control of you or will you be the strong one take the wheel choosing not to react instantly.this isn't giving up l, it's gearing up and build an inner fortress of calm and control that make you truly powerful.
Exactly @dcmufasa it is not everything that deserve to reciprocate anger, there's some kind of maturity one has to imply to stand out of the majority. I have learn somethings from your write up. Thanks for sharing bruv