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Yes, that's why I called it brave.
by hluska 4y ago
Yes, that's why I called it brave.
- klyrs 4y agoGotta be honest, it was pretty weird. Thanks for the effort, but totally unnecessary. If you read closely, you might notice that I wasn't directly impacted by it. I'm an empathetic person, and I noticed how it impacted teachers, students, and school policies. It was awful, for them. The only direct impact on my life was the annoyance of elevated security.
- hluska 4y agoI saw something happen when I was young and still can’t talk about it. So I guess thanks for making me feel completely fucked up?? Sometimes people have feelings. You may not agree but I don’t think they need to be mocked. You just mocked my own trauma. Good for you.
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- klyrs 4y agoSorry, what? Terribly sorry to hear about it, but you didn't bring your own trauma into this until just now, so I'm not sure how you'd think I was mocking it. I said that I don't need the consolation. Please talk to a therapist about your trauma. The internet is not kind.
- barry-cotter 4y agoPlease don’t normalize treating people as if they’re fragile, delicate creatures who may break at any moment. That encourages people to act like they’re broken for attention and reduces their ability to function. It’s harmful to them and to society generally to encourage people to follow such social scripts.