The Off White Podcast

SEASON 2 IS HERE!!

6 min · 1. mar. 2026
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A little welcome back for season two of the Off White Podcast. Angie, Scott and Shane are back to continue the conversations, build new ones and respond to listener feedback, questions and topics. Tune in the 1st and 15th of every month for our regularly scheduled episodes. In the meantime, please do us the favor of giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to your podcasts. We thank you!

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Anger - Why do we hold onto it?

After divorce, many people find themselves asking a confusing question: “I’m not an angry person… so why does my temper feel louder now?” In this episode of the Off White Podcast, we explore anger not as a character flaw, but as a form of communication—especially in the aftermath of relational rupture. Drawing from the perspective of Marriage and Family Therapy, we unpack why anger often surfaces after divorce and what it may actually be protecting. We discuss how anger frequently acts as a secondary emotion, shielding deeper feelings like grief, fear, and shame. Through conversations about attachment wounds, relational trauma, and nervous system responses, we explore why emotional reactions can feel more intense after a relationship ends—even when the divorce was the right decision. We also examine the cultural and relational dynamics that shape how people express anger, including gender expectations and the roles people were allowed to play within their marriages. Rather than trying to eliminate anger, this episode reframes healing as learning to listen to what anger is trying to tell us—developing awareness, boundaries, and healthier ways of responding. If you’ve ever wondered why your reactions feel different after divorce, this conversation invites you to approach anger with curiosity instead of shame.

15. mar. 202636 min