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"I Hope You Die of Cancer," He Shouted to the Driver. Now the Psychologist Wants to Normalize Losing His Temper.

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We talk openly about anxiety and depression – but when someone loses their temper, it quickly becomes quiet, says psychologist Jørgen Flor.
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"I Hope You Die of Cancer," He Shouted to the Driver. Now the Psychologist Wants to Normalize Losing His Temper.

We talk openly about anxiety and depression – but when someone loses their temper, it quickly becomes quiet, says psychologist Jørgen Flor.

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(+) He Exploded in Traffic and Felt Ashamed Afterwards. Now the Psychologist Wants to Normalize Losing His Temper.

We talk openly about anxiety and depression – but when someone loses their temper, it quickly becomes quiet, says psychologist Jørgen Flor.

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smp.no broke the news in on Saturday, September 13, 2025.
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