Anger in the Age of Entitlement

Cleaning up emotional pollution.
by Steven Stosny

What Kind of Person Do You Want to Be?

By Steven Stosny on February 18, 2011 in Anger in the Age of Entitlement

I receive a dozen or so emails every day from strangers wanting psychological advice. Although they focus on complaints about family members and co-workers, hidden between the lines in most of these rather long missives is the implicit query, "Why do I put up with this?" And that begs the deeper question, "What kind of person am I?" Read More

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Steven Stosny, Ph.D.

Steven Stosny, Ph.D., treats people for anger and relationship problems. Recent books: How to Improve your Marriage without Talking about It, and Love Without Hurt.

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