The Rising Tide of Anger in Pakistani Youth: Psychological Factors and its Link to Addiction Introduction: Pakistan's youth, comprising over 60% of the population, holds the potential to shape the country’s future. However, this demographic faces numerous challenges that contribute to rising levels of anger, stress, and frustration. Unemployment, lack of quality education, economic instability, and societal pressures create a toxic environment, leaving the youth vulnerable to emotional turmoil. As they struggle to find productive outlets for their anger, many turn to unhealthy coping mechanisms, with addiction to substances becoming increasingly common. This article delves into the psychological factors driving anger in Pakistan's youth and how this anger often leads to addiction. By understanding these dynamics, we can better equip society to address the problem before it escalates further. Methodology: To understand the correlation between anger and addiction, a review of exi...
Danish Niaz Babbar is a Psychologist and Regional Lead for the Sindh Region at The Indus Hospital & Health Network. This blog shares insights on mental health, psychology, and addiction recovery.