[ SECRET POST #5906 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5906 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really hate that warning culture has gotten so ridiculous that it's now difficult for people who actually legitimately need the warnings for certain things to protect themselves because so many people use warnings willy-nilly for every little thing that you have to play a constant guessing game of "does this REALLY need a warning for this, or are they just exaggerating?"

Like, trigger warnings used to actually serve a genuine purpose. But these days, when people slap warnings on completely innocuous and harmless things, the people who need warnings then have to either avoid reading/looking at everything or try to guess whether THIS particular warning is for something that's okay for them to consume. It's just stupid.

[(Anonymous)]

And the thing is, people have weird/random triggers and that's fine. But it falls into the same category as having an unusual allergy. If someone tells you they're triggered by lime jello, you don't ridicule them for it and you don't try to sneak lime jello into a fill for them or lie to them about lime jello being in a story. But they can't expect that "lime jello" is going to be warned for and if they decide they're going to dive headfirst into 60s cookbook fandom then they're doing so at their own risk.