emotional dysregulation is a common symptom of adhd, meaning intensity of (initial) emotional responses can go overboard.

Anger is a natural result of discovering that your natural abilities are routinely exploited and taken for granted but your needs that are a direct result of those same abilities will not be met.

My emotions are very well regulated, thank you. It is normal to feel anger when gaslit into thinking your normal human variation is a disorder.

I have been frustrated and angry easily for far too much of my life and I brought it up, among other issues to a psychiatrist and he said its also a symptom of bipolar type 2 as well as adhd.

There's poor emotional regulation but adrenalin is also self-medication. So screaming at other people gets your adrenaline up which helps you focus and feel good. Obviously unhealthy and sucks for everybody around you. Very toxic.

Yeah. Do some therapy and you will find out lots of things you "just do" are adaptations to compensate for ADHD. Shifting to healthier ways of doing things can be tough. It's hard to let go of habits that have "worked so far".

Yeah I didn't know either until I got diagnosed and medicated, the anger is night and day with meds, all those little things that got me heated just don't bother me the same.

Nah. It affects impulse control.

Its good if you don't yell at your computer, healthy if you think that is a bit nuts. It makes people and yourself feel bad.