Depression and Anger
During depression you feel down and sad, but it’s also possible to get irritated and experience intense anger. With depression and angry, aggressive emotions, differences are typically divided by gender and age.

Children, teens, and men are more likely to experience anger as a sign of depression than adult women. That said, it is possible for women to get angry or irritable when depressed as well. And anger with depression is more common than people once realized. A study that surveyed thousands of patients found that two-thirds experienced some degree of anger and irritability, and half of them described these feelings as moderate or severe.