The Silent Epidemic: Why People Are Often Angry And Annoyed
A Growing Wave: What’s Fueling The Mood Shift More people today seem angry or annoyed, and it’s not just your imagination. Long commutes, packed schedules, social pressure, and digital overload are part of the problem. Every day, people face small frustrations that build up over time. When they don’t get a break or feel heard, irritation becomes a constant state.