Anger, it starts with one.
One who may actually have control over it but we’ve never seen them exercise it.
They seem to default to it and let it run free.
Then if left to continue, the anger riles up the next in line.
Who equates losing with being flayed alive and becomes an intolerable nasty gremlin, when they feel their self worth is on the line.
The next thing you know the nice easy going type is drawn into this anger spiral and they lash out in frustration.
If it rages on, the anger brings out violence in the aggressive types and turns the prone to avoiding away and inward.
Anger is like a wildfire.
If left unchecked it can burn down the whole forest and all within it.
Thomas Duggan 