This is why I generally prefer CW/Content warning; it is basically saying "this is what this contains", instead of putting any implications of it being triggeri

This is why I generally prefer CW/Content warning; it is basically saying "this is what this contains", instead of putting any implications of it being triggering. So CW: suicide, for example, is just for anyone who doesn't really want to read about suicide at the moment, whether it's because they want a more upbeat story or somebody they knew just died