Evaluation of The Application of The Word "It's Okay" In Angry Women's Culture

Abstract

Anger is an internal state that involves human emotional, cognitive, and physiological aspects. Expression of angry emotions can appear in verbal and non-verbal forms. The use of angry speech is used more by women than by men. These differences consist of parenting and socialization patterns that shape how a person's emotions are conveyed. This study aimed to evaluate the word "it is okay" in the culture of angry women. This study uses a qualitative research method with a case study approach. Respondents used in this study amounted to 3 people with a purposive sampling technique. Methods of data collection using observation and interview techniques. The study results show that the word "it's okay" is always used by women when they are emotional or whenever there are fights and differences of opinion. This word is used to avoid a big fight. This satisfies women; their hearts feel calmer because they don't hurt others.