1. Physiological and hormonal effects: Men may experience emotional fluctuations and be more prone to anger during specific physiological periods due to hormonal changes. Long term stress accumulation may also affect hormone levels in the body and increase irritability.
2. Social pressure and expectations: Men often face multiple pressures in society, such as career success, family responsibilities, and expectations of traditional gender roles, which may lead to anxiety, frustration, and anger in expressing dissatisfaction or pressure.
3. Communication and emotional management skills: Some men may be relatively direct and rough in expressing and handling emotions due to their growth experiences or personality traits, lacking effective communication skills and emotional management strategies, making it easier for them to choose anger as a response when facing challenges or conflicts.