What is a trigger warning and why is it needed?
Basically if I can be so mundane I don't enjoy horror movies. So is labeling a movie as a horror movie a type of trigger warning?
Is it more likely that the truth needs a trigger warning or that a lie does?
Trigger warnings
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Re: Trigger warnings
Post #2In my view a horror movie does hurt to a person's integrity, and as such if a movie is described as a horror then that is a trigger for me to not watch that movie.Wootah wrote: What is a trigger warning and why is it needed?
Basically if I can be so mundane I don't enjoy horror movies. So is labeling a movie as a horror movie a type of trigger warning?
Is it more likely that the truth needs a trigger warning or that a lie does?
We do need trigger warnings to protect our self.
There surely can be positive versions of a trigger, as like a book about psychology is not likely to include gratuitous violence (negative trigger).
I do see truth or lie as being the most important of triggers.
A book says it is fiction then it is a lie, but a non fiction is giving truth, but those are descriptions, and those descriptions are triggers for me as I try to stay away from lies.
I will sometimes watch a violent or even a horror movie if it is based on the truth, and being a true story is the trigger for me.
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