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To ask what is actually achieved through telling someone to be "grateful" for their trauma ?

6 replies

Nonoanddefintelyno · 19/08/2025 15:54

What if a traumatic event is genuinely, just well, traumatic and upsetting?

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Cantsleepwontsleepeveragain · 19/08/2025 15:56

who said that and in what context?

MangoBiscuit · 19/08/2025 15:56

Huh? Who's coming out with this?
Not something I've ever been told.

TeenToTwenties · 19/08/2025 15:57

Agree with pp. I have never heard it said people should be grateful for trauma?

SirChenjins · 19/08/2025 15:58

Can you explain what was said and about what? It's a very odd thing for anyone to say to someone who's been through a traumatic experience.

Menopants · 19/08/2025 16:01

Mad

Eyesopenwideawake · 19/08/2025 16:12

Context?

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