“You can get a cactus, but you don’t have to sit on it.” This saying is used as a mantra to avoid dwelling on negative things that cause anger.
Anguish, Amanda; Crews, K'dee Elsen, “Anger-Management” (AudioVerse teaching 43504).
A quote suggesting one can acknowledge but not dwell on negative emotions like anger, using a cactus as an analogy.
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