I don't understand the point of "trigger warnings". Okay, you have disturbing content to show, a warning up front is completely fine and reasonable, but trying to cater to every single potential "triggering sensation" of a person to whom you're communicating your ideas is hardly beneficial. If someone can't handle something, then why are they trying to do that? That's forcing something upon yourself and is quite harmful to you, and is also harmful to those around you.
I find it all as a very cheap solution of not facing reality. There are people out there who really have issues and facing certain subjects can be harmful to their well-being - but most of these people who are getting "triggered" are, in my experience, relatively healthy adults who are afraid to face reality. Maybe "afraid" is an improper term here, but I have a hard time finding another more-apt one. They just can't face the facts of the world around us, how horrible things can be, and they prefer the distorted image they create for themselves, or they avoid issues completely. Worse yet, they spread that image and idea around.
In short, I understand the necessity of up-front warnings for some sensitive issues, but I don't understand adult cry-babies who have a hard time confronting those, yet are adamant in doing so.
I find it all as a very cheap solution of not facing reality. There are people out there who really have issues and facing certain subjects can be harmful to their well-being - but most of these people who are getting "triggered" are, in my experience, relatively healthy adults who are afraid to face reality. Maybe "afraid" is an improper term here, but I have a hard time finding another more-apt one. They just can't face the facts of the world around us, how horrible things can be, and they prefer the distorted image they create for themselves, or they avoid issues completely. Worse yet, they spread that image and idea around.
In short, I understand the necessity of up-front warnings for some sensitive issues, but I don't understand adult cry-babies who have a hard time confronting those, yet are adamant in doing so.