13/08/2025
Sometimes, I feel like a trauma magnet.
And it may actually be true.
Biologically speaking, some people are more susceptible to getting trauma than others.
Then, the environment does the rest.
This is called epigenetics.
And basically, it says that your genes AND the environment play a role in whether you get a mental illness or not.
Not one or the other.
BOTH.
This is why one person can get bullied in high school and be fine, while another struggles with anxiety and self esteem issues.
It’s why one person can lose a job and see it as a fresh start, while another struggles with self-worth for years.
And it’s why I — and a lot of other people, I imagine — are sort of like trauma magnets.
One really bad event… or a cascade of bad events… can leave you dealing with unresolved trauma issues for life.
But it doesn’t have to.
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I’ve already done it successfully for things like:
-Brushing my teeth
-Taking a shower
-Working on the computer
-And a whole lot more.
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Your friend,
Sam Schaeffer