[ SECRET POST #2512 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2512 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

(DA) Maybe I'm just being dense here, but I don't quite understand why a PTSD trigger wouldn't count as the same sort of trigger as the "you're causing me mental and physical anguish" type? A PTSD trigger can cause emotional distress and panic attacks just like other triggers. So I don't see why it shouldn't be classed as such?

Imo, a "normal" phobia is different from a phobia that's borne from a traumatic event; Eg. I'd considered someone's phobia of water (if the phobia came about due to that person nearly drowning) as being far more serious, and worthy of being considered a trigger, than my own arachnophobia which didn't stem from anything traumatic.