Something like that. My latest therapist use to work with the prisoners in the jails. Her take on it is everyone has a jar of anger that builds up if not realised responsibly. It's why you can have some of the nicest people that just seem to explode to even the point of murder in the case of a few in jail, If not realised it sort of eat us up until we find find ways to feel better ie food drink drugs sex etc or explode in anger or other irrational ways to deal with it.

Other things I've learnt is the effects of withdrawal of the meds can also take it's toll on the mind body and soul. I once threw my computer (a pc at that) across the room for reasons unknown after a weekend without my antidepressant when I ran out once. Angers also pretty much the most primal of our emotions and often the only one we feel when depressed.

Anger is a normal emotion that we all experience and it is part of our human make up.

For reason I can not begin to explain we all react differently to situations that we encounter day in and day out. What make us different is how we learned to deal with situation and how much we let anger be part of that.

It's true that a lot of depression is anger turned inside out, and anger is depression turned inside out. It is all in the way you look at it. Be careful that the anti-depressant isn't causing you anger as some of them do. At least one that I know of, I should say. Hugs GB