...it was great getting to meet you!

I need to take a week off to rest up after all that wonderful thinking and typing.

Feel free to poke through the 13 (!) years of my journal.

I look forward to interacting with you here.

Those of us who can't handle seeing certain things in our "entertainment" may find these sites useful:

doesthedogdie.com
Addresses animal harm, kid & parental death, and much more, including jump scares, strobing lights.

unconsentingmedia.org
Tracks sexual violence of all kinds. (Unfortunately, many titles are presented as images without alt tags; database searches are all text.)

ETA: Fixed borked link

Angela Carter challenges the academics dismissing trigger warnings as "pandering" to whiny students. Bringing teaching and trauma experience to the discussion she analyzes how trigger warnings accommodate traumatized people (in a dry, academic manner, but worth slogging through).
"Teaching with Trauma: Disability Pedagogy, Feminism, and the Trigger Warnings Debate"
Angela M Carter
Disability Studies Quarterly, Vol 36, No 2 (2016): Winter 2016 | free open access
http://dsq-sds.org/article/view/4652/3935
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