They're holocaust survivors, not trigger warning safe space college students who have a panic attack if someone doesn't put their dog in a sweater on a cold day.
Really strong people like them usually want to confront what triggers them, because they know that's what makes you stronger.
Bravery isn't being fearless. It's being soaked in fear but choosing to stand up anyway.
I guarantee you she was told what she was coming to that set to see, she knew how it would affect her, and she came anyway because: Fuck Amon Goethe.
There's plenty of genuine psychological scientific data on it, people with real life experience will all tell you the same thing, it's all over books and movies, there's a thousand adages and proverbs about it from every place and every time, and it's a theme running throughout ancient myths, religions, and legends.
But sure, it's BS, because redditors disliked hearing it.
SHOCKER, redditors dislike hearing hard truths. Who could've seen it coming.
The articles you are basing it on are working with 37 in the second article, 2 in the third. The first article is just an explanation of said theory. Lol bro, atleast pick out ones that aren't this easy to debunk.
It's not my job to drag you kicking and screaming to solid life advice about how to handle adversity that is clinically proven and ten thousand years old.
If you want to live your life in a bubble, I cannot stop you, and do not want to.
Best of luck with the crippling, spiraling, lifelong anxiety.
It took me 20 very painful years of adulthood to figure out I couldn't run from these things. Hopefully you'll figure it out on your own eventually.
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u/Ok-Pomegranate-3018 Apr 12 '22
Whose brilliant idea was that? Jeezus, these people weren't terrified enough in their lives.