my suggestion: takes one second, literally ticking a box or typing ‘TW: Suicide’
Your suggetion: anyone who gets triggered by cartoons of people blowing their brains out should develop psychic foresight and tune into it whenever scrolling through lemmy, then close their eyes when the post in question shows up. estimated training time: 1000 years (nobody has developed such active premonition abilities yet)
look, I’m not saying you’re not entitled to a safe space. you probably have some trauma you’re still hung up on.
that clarified, the internet at large is not a safe space for anyone. it’s not personal. we’re just not responsible for your personal journey through therapy.
just like in real life, you’re going to see shit that will trigger you. hell, every time I see fresh pork I remember all the people I saw blown to pieces along roads and fields. I saw someone get mangled in a thresher even.
again, not our responsibility to ensure that you aren’t triggered. only you have control over what triggers you, take some personal responsibility and deal with your trauma.
FinjaminPoach@lemmy.world 1 month ago
my suggestion: takes one second, literally ticking a box or typing ‘TW: Suicide’
Your suggetion: anyone who gets triggered by cartoons of people blowing their brains out should develop psychic foresight and tune into it whenever scrolling through lemmy, then close their eyes when the post in question shows up. estimated training time: 1000 years (nobody has developed such active premonition abilities yet)
GreenKnight23@lemmy.world 1 month ago
look, I’m not saying you’re not entitled to a safe space. you probably have some trauma you’re still hung up on.
that clarified, the internet at large is not a safe space for anyone. it’s not personal. we’re just not responsible for your personal journey through therapy.
just like in real life, you’re going to see shit that will trigger you. hell, every time I see fresh pork I remember all the people I saw blown to pieces along roads and fields. I saw someone get mangled in a thresher even.
again, not our responsibility to ensure that you aren’t triggered. only you have control over what triggers you, take some personal responsibility and deal with your trauma.