The energy of anger accumulated in the "pelvis" is downward.
To be precise, it is a state in which the anger energy with the nature of an updraft generated in the stomach is tightly suppressed from above to the "pelvis".
The female pelvis is wider and much more functional than the male one. And delicate.
The structure of multiple bones such as the sacrum, iliac bone, and ischial bone is the same for both men and women, but the joint of the pubic symphysis is loose and not clearly visible at first glance, but it opens and closes slowly according to the menstrual cycle.
Menstruation begins when it opens over two weeks, and ovulation occurs when it closes.

What if a woman's pelvis, which has flexibility, is pressed down from above with the energy of anger?
It tends to be very tense and tightly closed.
When the pelvis is stiff and tense, the blood circulation inside the pelvis becomes poor, causing severe menstrual pain and menstrual irregularities.
　
It heals over time, but if you hold it in loneliness, it can take root deeply.
Finding ways to let your emotions out, such as writing, speaking, and creating, can lead to recovery.
Emotional wounds begin to "heal" only when they are spoken.