[ SECRET POST #2492 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2492 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Concerning nobody "yelling at you about it", in my experience the people who are actually legitimately triggered (not someone screaming about being "triggered" by pictures of a lamp), feel they're being too picky and don't want to bother the person who slipped up. They're already feeling shitty, y'know from being triggered and all, and probably just want to move on, maybe thinking it was a one-time slip up. That's what I do, I just let it go and hope that it doesn't happen again. It's hard to speak up about it, especially with this "EWW SJWs RUINING EVERYTHING LOL GET OVER YOURSELVES DON'T GO ON THE INTERNET BABIES" when people just want tags for rape, murder, lynching, etc. makes me at least feel a lot worse about it.

I'm sure it can be found in most fandoms, but yes the bigger ones are worse about it. Supernatural and Sherlock especially.

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Yeah sorry, I could've worded that better. I understand that some people have serious triggers, and I think trigger warnings in general are a good thing. I do regret it when I don't tag something that I later realize might upset people, and I usually edit to add them if I forgot.

My comment was more directed at that complaint that "Man, trigger culture has gotten so heavy you can't even post cupcakes/cute frogs/some pebbles/close-ups of hands/other random shit that wouldn't immediately strike you as triggering." Because I've never seen it happen.