🗣Your answer to this question: “Do you get angry sooner than before?” — Thursday, 19 Shahrivar:

🔹When living conditions get this hard, it’s natural that all people go through a mental crisis; either they become aggressive and angry, or they fall into depression.

🔹I’ve become much more angry than before. Previously, if the car behind bumped mine and it was minor, I wouldn’t even get out of the car. But yesterday someone hit my car slightly; I cursed at him. Then I told myself: was it my fault?

🔹Society is getting angrier and more furious every day. The bad economic conditions have set people against each other, and no one is to blame. Unfortunately, people don’t know what to do.

🔹We’re extremely on edge; an angry nation that is fighting together under the weight of economic pressure just to survive. We don’t have any mood left for life.

🔹Every time I go out, I definitely see at least one argument. This shows that the tolerance of Iranian people has become severely full and this anger is about to erupt.

🔹I’ve been thinking so much that I’ve become depressed. I reach the point of explosion quickly. At home, I can’t speak calmly with my child—just because of these circumstances. No one is there to come to your aid.

🔹I’m 35 years old, and these days, compared to all of my life—by a very large difference—I get angry very easily. But as it seems, this is a shared pain and everyone gets angry sooner than before.

🔹There’s nothing left for us in terms of nerves and mental health. A car honks behind you, then the person comes down and they get involved. Everyone is numb and has depression. We really can’t take it anymore.

🔹Because of the pressure of unemployment, because of inflation, because of lack of money, and thousands of other issues, these days I get angry very quickly—up to the point of explosion.