Why Might Someone Feel Angry Rather Than Sad About a Loss?
From my personal and career experiences, grieving can be accompanied by anger as people tend to be reluctant to accept the loss of their loved ones and can’t imagine life without them. At times anger arises as a secondary emotion due to fear of being vulnerable or out of control, especially when you lose someone significant in your life.
Is Anger More Likely in Prolonged Grief Disorder
Prolonged grief disorder can trigger symptoms like severe emotional pain, including anger or bitterness, as people tend to remember the good memories they had with their lost loved ones and try to figure out why they feel like a part of them died with the deceased.
What Is Bereavement Anger?
Bereavement anger is experienced during the grieving loss of a loved one. The bereaved express their emotional pain in strange ways such as blaming or being angry with the deceased, God for depriving a part of us, shifting the blame to others, or the illness that triggered the death.
What Are the Common Stages Of Grief?
Most people tend to experience emotional pain during grieving in the following sequence, shock, denial, bargaining and guilt, bitterness or anger, depression, and lastly, acceptance.
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