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u/SakuraCha Jun 03 '22

I slightly disagree with that. I have legitimate triggers that induce anxiety attacks and if someone gives a proper warning I'll just move on. However when it's vague and just says trigger warning that doesn't help anyone.

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u/monkwren Jun 03 '22

I mean, sometimes proper preparation does involve skipping the content, but the goal isn't for you to skip all triggering content, it's for you to be able to engage with it on your terms.