[ SECRET POST #2512 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2512 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I have actual medically diagnosed PTSD. I have been triggered multiple times IRL.

I have yet to be triggered in fandom. This is not to say that everyone should be able to do the same, but trigger warnings are waaaaaay over used.

Can't we go back to simple 'warnings'? I've had PTSD since 1998 and I think the 'warnings' and 'squicks' worked just fine.

Using the term trigger warning for every stupid fucking thing on the planet that makes you uncomfortable is downplaying the very real trauma that people with PTSD go through when triggered.

If a picture of bees or gums makes you catatonic, hospitalized, cry and scream in anguish, trapped in the past memories, want to kill yourself, flinch when a loved one comes near you or just have a full on breakdown, you have bigger issues than asking people to add a TW for things.

[(Anonymous)]

But anon, that makes sense.