We're taught to soften anger, to push it down, to apologize for it before we've even felt it fully. This zine explores how to be angry without turning it inward or diluting it. Anger has something to say. It knows where our boundaries have been crossed, where we've been harmed, where we need to protect ourselves. Learning to listen to anger means learning healthy expression. It means giving ourselves permission to feel what we feel, wholly and without shame.
