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And what if we don't hold in our anger, ever. We try to understand those who do. We try to understand those that let their past envelope them and let it become their existence. We try to see the anger in the world, try to see why it exists; we can't. To understand the anger, you yourself must become angry, and the empathy twists your emotions, and you lose yourself. There is a line between your personal feelings, and the feelings of those you are close to. When the two are so utterly different, you are forced to break away. You have to ignore the other feelings because if you don't then they will become your own personal feelings and then you lose yourself.