[ SECRET POST #3514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3514 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Uncommon triggers

[(Anonymous)]

It's not a trigger by the actual definition, but I get severely uncomfortable by people - even the bad guys - crying or being bullied. It makes me feel sick, especially if in the narrative I'm supposed to find it darkly humorous or something. Nothing makes me stop watching/reading/whatever something more quickly than that. Maybe because I had bad depression and the feeling of being belittled and alone was something that hit home, but the thought of literally anyone (yes, anyone) crying just disturbs me.

Re: Uncommon triggers

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno about triggered either, and the crying thing doesn't necessarily apply to me, unless the character's crying because they've been bullied, but watching characters be bullied will definitely ruin my day. There's a character whose introduction involved bullying another character, and even though the character being bullied did something on the show that same episode that made me rage and go "you fucker," the scene of him on the ground being kicked and mocked made me start crying. I've hated the bullying character ever since. For other reasons as well, mind, but that first scene still makes me ill to think about.