I can tell you that trauma is very real for the person experiencing it, and it's this kind of flippant dismissal that stops people from seeking help.
Trauma everywhere, in what fashion? Perhaps because more people are talking about it, more people are getting the courage to talk about it.
> Sounds like you're saying: become emotionally pure or else.
Emotionally pure? What does that even mean? It was phrased as a warning, because I've experienced this attitude within my family, and seen the damage it's caused, and continues to cause. Eventually, the damaged start damaging others, people put their hands over the ears pretending nothing's happening, and the cycle continues.
> Personally I'd rather have "trauma" than play this little head game.
What head game is being played?
> If anything, we're doing significantly more damage by teaching upcoming generations to trust the pharmaceutical industry.
The argument I was making had nothing to do with the pharmaceutical industry. It was about how trauma gets suppressed, and how that can institute a cycle of trauma, so be wary of how you approach it. It's all about taking care of people.