Who on here posted to Reddit?

[DynamicDidactic]

Be honest

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[quickpsych]

 

[cara susanna]

It wasn't me, because I don't love how they define trauma, either. Overwhelming your ability to cope isn't in itself traumatic

 

[Ollie123]

Agree w/ Cara on the trauma definition. Some people have incredibly poor coping skills. Someone who has a meltdown because they got a "B" on an exam had their resources overwhelmed but did not experience trauma.

I fully support there being some room for scientific debate around the exact boundary definitions of trauma - there is certainly a continuum of "unpleasant things" and I haven't seen good research suggesting fundamental breakpoints based on DSM definitions. That said, this is a nuanced scientific debate and not what is taking place in public forums.

 

[aim-agm]

It wasn't me, because I don't love how they define trauma, either. Overwhelming your ability to cope isn't in itself traumatic

Trauma also doesn't have anything to do with coping except the correlation that traumatic events tend to exceed what people can cope with. But often patients with PTSD "cope" with the event of their trauma just fine.

 

[ClinicalABA]

What's a "reddit"?

 

[smalltownpsych]

I read Reddit threads at times, but have never posted there. I mainly peruse these threads https://www.reddit.com/r/troubledteens/ when I want to keep up on the latest going on in the private pay treatment world.

 

[Sanman]

I post on Reddit, but not anything professional. I am mostly there for hobby/personal interest forums.

 

[cara susanna]

I'm on the single best subreddit, https://reddit.com/r/otomeisekai

 

[The Cinnabon]

I'm on the single best subreddit, https://reddit.com/r/otomeisekai

I had to google Otome

It does boggle me how many Isekai genres are out there, but I've never been a huge Isekai fan compared to some in my social circles.