I know you've been upset and stressed out by a recently gone parent, friend or even your pet. I've been there and it can feel like the world is ending when the one person who has supported you your entire life has passed away. But in reality it's never too late to show some love after yelling.


Sometimes you'll yell at your co-workers, family members and friends. That's OK because yelling isn't always a bad thing. It can be cathartic and helpful to express how you feel about someone or something more clearly. But if someone is yelling with you, it may not be the best idea to show them some love after you yell at them.


Anger can turn quickly into frustration, and patience can be lost in an instant. There is much to learn from what we say to the people closest to us, the things we say that we don't mean and regretting the words we say out of anger.


Writers on this subject use words like "control" and "domination" but they mean something different than you may think; here's a breakdown of how to control yourself through expressing your emotions in a way that will make sure your relationships last long after you apologize or try to fix it.