[ SECRET POST #3378 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3378 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

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I have a super specific trigger that sets off my ptsd and I've run into it a few times in fic. I usually get a few nights of night terrors or insomnia, maybe a couple flashbacks. And then I'm good again.
I've never gotten angry at the author or said anything to them. It's stupid to expect the whole world to cater to my specific needs. It's up to me what I expose myself to, what risks I take in regards to that, and how I respond if I'm triggered.

[(Anonymous)]

Anon from before the anon you're replying to - That sounds like a reasonable response. As a writer, while yes, I do complain about the faction that wants to drown everything in trigger warnings, there's also no joy in finding out something I wrote hurt someone. It's certainly not a deliberate choice, and it's not done out of malice. There's a broad grey line between telling the story and reasonably protecting the audience, and it shifts all the time.

I'm sorry for the experience that gave you PTSD, and I hope you have a long and good life only ever briefly touched by it. Thank you for being you.