Trigger
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A term used to describe sensations, images, or experiences that trigger a traumatic memory. Related to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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What you pull to shoot a gun.
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A strong emotional reaction set off by a set of words or image that reminds a person of a traumatic event. Used often in the Self Injury community to describe something that may cause a person to relapse into a cutting, bullimic, or other self injuring state.
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A specific thing that causes a mentally ill individual's brain to go into a state of hypervigilance. The thing that triggers them makes them feel unsafe and or threatened. Contrary to popular belief, this does not just occur in people with PTSD, though it is much more common in people with PTSD and a type of anxiety disorder.
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Trigger. Noun. 1. A small device that releases a spring or catch and so sets off a mechanism, especially in order to fire a gun.
2. Something which causes debilitating flashbacks, intense emotional and physical reactions, and even hallucinations in individuals suffering from PTSD. These can sometimes require emergency medical response and hospitalization. Those suffering from PTSD generally get treated through CBT and DBT to better function in society and live more normal lives.
3. Tumblr's synonym for Anger and Annoyance. Tumblr is a place where people pretend to suffer from PTSD and other mental disorders and then claim to be triggered by things such as free speech, responsibilities, criticism, and reality. -
A trigger is an experience that causes a person to recall a traumatic moment in their life. Often misused by assholes trying to belittle people's horrible experiences.
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Something that makes one extremely annoyed or angry, usually to describe negative emotions.
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A small device that releases a spring or catch and so sets off a mechanism, especially in order to fire a gun.
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Track time. Manage projects. Improve team collaboration. Analyse insights. Invoice clients (direct to Xero, Freshbooks and Saasu). A software product by NetEngine
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Mobile framework for web developers that lets you create mobile applications for multiple platforms from a single code base. A software product by Trigger
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