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9. I think we will have problems trusting a return to stability given what we went through.

Wed Dec 23, 2020, 10:59 AM

Dec 2020

That's a feature of any post-traumatic event.

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It got me thinking... N_E_1 for Tennis Dec 2020 #1

Please don't refer to OrangeMonster as "Great" anything. lastlib Dec 2020 #2

See Charlie Chaplin's film of that name. PCIntern Dec 2020 #3

All it has done is to give me a bad case of PTSD UpInArms Dec 2020 #4

We all have PTSD coeur_de_lion Dec 2020 #5

Good post mtnsnake Dec 2020 #6

outrage addiction is a real thing. mopinko Dec 2020 #8

Quitting television solved that problem for me. hunter Dec 2020 #10

Yes! PCIntern Dec 2020 #11

I know I was never fully habituated to television as a child. murielm99 Dec 2020 #13

Reminds me of this old post 9/11-era story from The Onion: Tommy_Carcetti Dec 2020 #12

You're right. ananda Dec 2020 #14

I'll be ecstatic not to see trump's mug plastered everywhere - PWPippinesq Dec 2020 #15

In that every experience shapes a person, no one will ever get over this. BobTheSubgenius Dec 2020 #16