Ah, National Trigger Day, a day where emotions run high and buttons get pushed. Get ready for a rollercoaster ride of feelings and all the drama that comes with it. Brace yourselves!
It's national trigger day on the 3rd September.
Have you ever wondered who pressed that little red button and declared a day dedicated to activating people's sensitive nerves? Well, wonder no more! National Trigger Day can trace its roots back to the wild world of the internet.
It all began on September 3, 2019, when social media exploded with mentions of National Trigger Day. People were either excited to partake in the emotional rollercoaster or were already triggered by the mere mention of the day. It quickly gained traction, and since then, it has become an annual event where people gather to share their emotional triggers and support one another through the ups and downs.
Preparing for National Trigger Day requires some mental and emotional groundwork. Here are a few ways you can make the most of this day:
In a twist of irony, National Trigger Day was created to raise awareness about triggers and promote empathy and understanding towards those who are easily triggered. It's a day that encourages dialogue and support rather than pushing buttons for the sake of causing harm.
The term 'trigger' originates from the late 15th century in English. Originally, it referred to a lever or mechanism that was used to ignite the gunpowder charge in early firearms.
By the late 17th century, the term 'trigger' started to extend its meaning beyond its literal use in firearms. It became associated with anything that set off a process or action, much like pulling a trigger sets off the firing of a gun.
In the mid-20th century, the term 'trigger' found its way into the field of psychology. It started being used to describe stimuli or events that prompt emotional or psychological reactions, often related to traumatic experiences.
The term 'trigger warning' came into popular use in the late 20th century, particularly in online communities and content platforms. It was used as a way to alert individuals about potentially distressing or triggering content that could evoke past traumas or negative reactions.
In recent years, the term 'trigger warning' has gained widespread acceptance and recognition. It is now commonly used in various contexts, such as education, media, and discussions, to give individuals the opportunity to prepare themselves mentally or avoid triggering content.
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