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Trigger warnings are more helpful than harmful

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Trigger warnings take away art's purpose of making us feel uncomfortable

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trigger warnings aren't truly needed because we live in a world filled with technology.

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The freedom and creativity of those who create art is bound to suffer when their artwork becomes not simply judged – because everything is judged by others –but also relegated to categories of "triggering"

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"If we warn people with a flashing red light that inside great works of literature they are likely to find pain, wedo a disservice to the conversations, and the healing, meant to come through the act of reading itself."

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"If we warn people with a flashing red light that inside great works of literature they are likely to find pain, wedo a disservice to the conversations, and the healing, meant to come through the act of reading itself."

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Now a day it is easy to be able to look up if there is a trigger instead of having to spoil it for others by putting in in the front cover of a book.

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Trigger warnings help prepare those who can relate to the topic

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People should stop being so sensitive

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If we warn people about a sensitive topic, it helps the ones that may be affected by it. The people who won't be affected by it will not be phases at all by it.

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Trigger warnings can help people prepare to read the piece if they have traumas

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Trigger warnings can be a type of censorship when they are put on classic literature.

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Trigger warnings can be a type of censorship when they are put on classic literature.

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Trigger warnings are only a small statement to help people feel comfortable so it isn't a big deal to add them.

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people deserve to have trigger warnings because it effects their life and trauma and it shouldn't hurt someone who doesn't struggle with the same circumstances to see these labels

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At first, when I saw trigger warnings I was puzzled on why they did that. Now, I understand that it gives people a warning if you are sensitive to certain things.

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Not everyone has experienced some of the traumas written about in books and therefore are unable to relate to those who have experienced trauma.

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You shouldn’t let trigger warnings bother you because it’s s not like at harms you in any way you might as well help those who you can.

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Trigger warnings prepare people who are offended easily or have any form of ptsd(assult or trauma history)

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trigger warning aren't necessary because it ruins the art of story is easy to search the summary.

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Healthier to talk about the situation than to be passive aggressive

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trigger warnings are usually a short sentence that prepares those who have experienced trauma. the author states that someone like herself who hasn't experiences trauma cant talk.

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"But a friendly reminder to keep students’ potential triggers included in lesson plans wouldn’t hurt, even if that means sending out a short email a few hours prior to class telling students about a particularly evocative lecture."

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"But a friendly reminder to keep students’ potential triggers included in lesson plans wouldn’t hurt, even if that means sending out a short email a few hours prior to class telling students about a particularly evocative lecture."

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Colleges should make professors include trigger warnings in their syllabi, not only for people who have experienced that trauma, but also for students who may need to prepare themselves before reading about sensitive topics like sexual assault.

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"We can be respectful of what individuals bring to their unique experiences of a work and still remember that to have a cathartic response is not automatically a bad thing. It can instead be a very healthy and profound one."

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Including trigger warnings in syllabi is a method to prepare students emotionally and mentally for delicate topics without outrightly banning content/

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The phrase "trigger warning" is being used lightly today, and almost downgrading the trauma many people have gone through. It is currently being used to describe a scene or phrase that may make someone uncomfortable, rather than a scene that causes a reaction from someone who has experienced it

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The phrase "trigger warning" has lost a lot of its true, real meaning. It's thrown around so much it easily becomes pointless and infantilizing.

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" And as Dorothy Allison once observed,
"For everyone who will tell us our work is mean or fearful or unreal,
there is another who will embrace us with tears in their eyes and say
how wonderful it is to finally feel as if someone else has seen their
truth.

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PTSD is real but trigger warnings have become a sloppy shorthand phrase applied to anything that might incite not PTSD but any uncomfortable feelings

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art and literature are supposed to evoke emotions so the trigger warnings take away from that. Explain to a class what its about rather than a trigger warning because the term is being thrown around and becoming useless.

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Trigger warnings are there to warn those who have experienced traumas that stories related to their possible experiences are ahead. This allows them to avoid these sources if it will cause them difficulties.

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Classic lit often has several key points or events that are meant to prove a point or show a situation for how it truly is. By putting trigger warnings the impact felt by these are diluted, and many will simply avoid these works.

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By professors providing trigger warnings in advance students who are likely to have PTSD from past experiences or feel the need to prepare themselves before a lecture on a particular topic can do what they feel they need to do for their best interests.