My Trigger Words
Here's
the list of words I'd ask people to avoid using around me as they
trigger terrible memories for me: memories, trigger, childhood, mother,
school, dad, father, parents, wedding, marriage, divorce, airport,
family, brother, step, sister, half, brother, beatings, violence,
arguments, abuse, crying, depression, mental, health, illness, apricots,
lecture, house, home, night, day, morning, sleep, food, book, reading,
education, bullying, haircut, coldsore, lunch, Kraft, Cheddar, vegemite,
shop, lifting, police, comic, books, fight, smile, wave, goodbye,
airplane, letter, London, Bay, City, Rollers, visit, phone, call,
abandonment, development, rear, raise, grow, mature, thwart, damage,
ruin, wreck, punish, severely, minor, misdemeanour, tree, fire, burning,
yelling, hiding, cricket, stump, hitting, memory, loss, blank, recall,
blind, spot, hideous, shame, embarrassment, misery, humiliation,
judgement, ignorance, middle, class, job, McJob, vicious, cycle,
bicycle, car, hat, shoes, pants, friends, drama, misunderstandings,
communication, image, self, broken, penis, drawing, dick, joke,
immaturity, rage, hate, despair, soul, Otis Redding.
commenting here feels like i broke into your house while you were gone and wrote something in your journal. Well here it is anyways. I'm with you nearly 100 percent on these words, with a few exceptions: tree, sleep, food, wave, fire, burning, cricket, ...and penis drawings are so horrificaly cliche and immature that drawing them is somehow theraputic. Like breaking into a 4th layer of irony on which level no one could distinguish your penis drawing as the truth of the universe from mundane dickery.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could draw a cock here. The world would finally heal.
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