Zox Howl at the Moon Bracelet

Zox Howl at the Moon Bracelet

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Sometimes, you just want to scream. 

It's okay. I'll admit it, I'm in that same boat. Though mine is probably more of a loud yell as a scream feels too high pitched for me, but I digress - it's okay. 

Let me say that again:

Being upset is okay. It's a normal feeling that every single one of us goes through often. It's interesting that I thought about this name after seeing this art for the first time - the idea of a wolf howling at a blood moon was such an interesting concept to me as it's a bit of a throwback to the old saying 'seeing red' - a phrase that originated from bull fighting, believe it or not. 

Sometimes we find ourselves so upset that it's hard to even put things into words. And trust me, as someone who writes a LOT of words, I try. But the reality is that if we really take a moment to think about it - to let ourselves cool off - nothing is really that bad, is it?

My mom recently remarked on my ability to have that perspective recently, noting how even when I am very upset, I discuss it, then I let it go. I don't hold grudges, I don't sit here and stew on things or continue to play them back over and over in my mind - I just move on. 

And to be honest, I think it's a bit of a superpower. Because while other people tend to almost become a 'deer in the headlights' when they're angry, I've learned that life is too short to waste it on things I can't change. That energy is much better focused on the things I still can. 

So go ahead, get mad. Let it all out, then let it go. You'll be so much happier in the long run, I can promise you that.

From ZOX:

How our bracelets work

ZOX interactive bracelets and watch bands are made to help you unlock the power of being kind to yourself. Just touch your smartphone to the tag of the bracelet and a new affirmation will pop up each time. 

Want to go deeper? In the settings, select how you're feeling and we'll customize the messages you see each time you tap. Each note is meant to be that hug of encouragement for whatever it is you're going through. 

Why does it work? We wrote these messages after lots of tear-filled revisions based on our own experiences - each of the over 700 messages in here is something we wished someone would have told us when we were dealing with similar emotions.