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Wasn't there some research that said that trigger warnings re-enforce the trauma, when just seeing the content would help reduce it through exposure?
(Not something I follow, may be quack science or debunked)
Edit: https://www.bps.org.uk/research-digest/do-trigger-warnings-work-intended tldr: increases anxiety, but people look at the content anyway, further research required