[ SECRET POST #4644 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4644 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

People need to learn the difference between not liking something and something that is deeply psychologically troubling.

Like... I hate gore and try to avoid it if possible but I'm not gonna have an emotional break down if I end up seeing it.

Holy shit people, just bubble wrap yourself and stop trying to get the world to conform to make YOU, specifically, comfortable.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. And the thing is, books aren't like movies - they don't just suddenly spring scenes on you with no real leadup to them. You can generally tell where something is going before it gets to the actual disturbing part so you can stop reading in advance. I have NEVER had a book or a fic just leap right into graphic depictions of uncomfortable stuff that I couldn't see coming from several paragraphs away, which gave me plenty of time to stop reading/skim over that bit.

[(Anonymous)]

Like, wow. People get either hyper-protective or hyper-aggressive when it comes to people who, you know, actually benefit from warnings. Most of whom can get what we need from already published reviews and recaps.

[(Anonymous)]

You sound pretty triggered by the fact that some people find trigger warnings useful.

[(Anonymous)]

No, they don't. And this isn't that witty a response, jsyk.