Assigning human emotions and comic relief to this common terror probably does some de-traumatizing for certain kids rather than traumatizing.
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Not going to lie — it was kind of traumatizing.
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And we are traumatizing small children because of this decision.
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The life of a substitute is thankless and sometimes traumatizing.
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We found it utterly traumatizing and swore to never return.
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Images such as this are now traumatizing to look at.
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The investigation process can be difficult, even traumatizing, for survivors.
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Asking them for more information can be even more traumatizing.
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The sheriff said the shooting was traumatizing to the children.
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"For us, this is personal, and traumatizing," the letter said.
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"It's been really traumatizing for pet owners," Ms. Cansick said.
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To be honest, thicc Thanos is much more traumatizing. —R.
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They're the worst because their coldness is very often traumatizing.
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"It was pretty traumatizing," Harris told reporters after he was released.
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It was traumatizing—yet at the same time, it was beautiful.
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WHILE SHE IS TRYING TO EXPLAIN HOW TRAUMATIZING THE EXPERIENCE WAS.
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For Mata's adoptive mother, the revelation was earth-shattering. Devastating. Traumatizing.
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Memories are flooding back, galvanizing some women while re-traumatizing others.
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In December, he accused the administration of purposefully "traumatizing" immigrant children.
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The circumstances surrounding Frankie's birth were traumatizing for both of them.
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What a major relief, and nothing even remotely traumatizing about it.
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The fundamental problem is that mass shootings are traumatizing, terrifying events.
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It was really traumatizing for me and my other family members.
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Seeing her mother in that state was traumatizing, Ms. Sanchez said.
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If not, then the yelling may be traumatizing for the child.
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"Arresting them and putting them under handcuffs is traumatizing," he said.
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"That was the most traumatizing experience of my life," Phelan said.
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"It was hell and traumatizing telling my parents," Hunter told VICE.
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The hallucinations they are able to describe may be traumatizing, not comforting.
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It was really traumatizing and they recommended that I terminate the pregnancy.
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They're terrible, traumatizing pieces, but at least they're starting to make sense.
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Empathy points for traumatizing childhood he's at least attempting to overcome, though.
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Hereditary shook moviegoers to their core, perhaps even traumatizing them for life.
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I'll say it: This season of This Is Us has been traumatizing.
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The bus trip proved traumatizing, disorienting, and exhausting for many of them.
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She's clearly come a long way from this traumatizing Santa Claus experience.
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" "That's something that could potentially be pretty traumatizing for a small child.
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The exchange underscored how the alleged assault was both traumatizing and humiliating.
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"As I understand it, the whole thing was incredibly traumatizing," Billoo said.
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So, how did the 31-year-old supermodel take this traumatizing revelation?
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For me, viewing these scenes was not just uncomfortable, it was traumatizing.
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I cannot imagine how much more traumatizing an actual event would be.
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And it shows they are enabling him and re-traumatizing the victims.
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And then in the theater, she suddenly realized how traumatizing it was.
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He said that in his teenage years, shopping for jeans was traumatizing.
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Dropping acid can be a wonderful, enlightening experience, or a deeply traumatizing one.
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Everyone who happened to catch the clip added their traumatizing reactions to Twitter.
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This administration needs to stop traumatizing our children and putting families in cages.
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Toast, the blushing bride, had lost all her teeth from the traumatizing experience.
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And a lot of times, re-traumatizing events exacerbate those mental health concerns.
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I'm all for sexual empowerment, or reclaiming what was once traumatizing for yourself.
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There were certain events that were extremely traumatizing to me in my life.
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It's been a particularly traumatizing week for victims of sexual assault and harassment.
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"I had a very traumatizing experience with okra in childhood," Mr. Pace said.
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Doing your research can save your from an experience that is actually traumatizing.
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Bugs wiggled up through broken floorboards, traumatizing Justin, who has an insect phobia.
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But for our community, it can be very intimidating, traumatizing, and sometimes violent.
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It was psychologically traumatizing, given how it was interacting with my mental illness.
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I can't imagine what it's like not to have an educated partner… Lian: Traumatizing!
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They did not call the police to avoid further traumatizing her daughter, she said.
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These vulnerabilities can make jail incarceration a more fraught and traumatizing place for women.
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We see a flash of one of Grace's punishments in these places — it's traumatizing.
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"But we need to establish that the best practice cannot be traumatizing," he added.
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Some doctors don't tell their patients because they believe it will be too traumatizing.
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Worst of all, they will result in little besides separating families and traumatizing communities.
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Many also found the experience of being sent from home isolating, and sometimes traumatizing.
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"Demolition" is right to suggest that lives can fall apart at a traumatizing speed.
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I have this on video, but it's too traumatizing for me to watch again.
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Nor was a "safe space" erected for students to hide from his traumatizing ideas.
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After her traumatizing Paris robbery, Kim understandably slowed down — and her beauty look did too.
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The 2019 Scripps National Spelling Bee is upon us Cue deeply traumatizing middle school flashbacks.
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Mel B divorced husband Stephen Belafonte back in 2017 after a traumatizing relationship and split.
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The videos may be traumatizing, but that doesn't mean Emanuel should treat us like children.
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There's something about sticking a bunch of needles in your body that sounds, well, traumatizing.
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It was low key traumatizing and honestly felt like I was in a living nightmare.
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"They are drawn to them, traumatizing themselves, and I can't tell you why," she says.
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Despite this, the experience wasn't traumatizing for Chloe—in fact, it expanded her sexual identity.
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This means his traumatizing cornerstone memory, the death of his mother (Fleur Keith), wasn't real.
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"It's traumatizing of course for the young ladies that were there and the family," Capt.
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We're further traumatizing trans folks and queer folks and Muslim folks by entering those institutions.
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It's a slow, traumatizing death when you play Virginia basketball, but a beautiful one nonetheless.
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It's not just the shock itself that's traumatizing, Sears says—it's the meaning of it.
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The goal is for officers to avoid further traumatizing survivors who are reporting sexual assault.
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This type of abuse can be terrifying, traumatizing, and raises significant safety and privacy concerns.
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Lastly, we must address the many preventable traumatizing conditions under which too many people live.
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Their work — searching through child pornography, art, videos of beheadings and more — can be traumatizing.
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The workload and traumatizing content add up to an even grimmer reality than you suspect.
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Mr. Somerville said it had been traumatizing to spend 10 days in a local jail.
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To disallow critical burial practices is traumatizing, and a violation of Neba's family's religious liberties.
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It would bring back the high-profile, flashy, traumatizing workplace raids of the Bush administration.
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Season five grapples with the complexity of grieving a traumatized and traumatizing parent--the now deceased Beatrice, BoJack's mother, suffered from trauma, but also contributed to traumatizing BoJack, so he is forced to confront how he will process the loss of an imperfect parent.
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And for Butler, parting with his 1-year-old beard was visibly traumatizing for the actor.
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"It was traumatizing," the 36-year-old tells PEOPLE for the 2019 Half Their Size issue.
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"Having to explain again and again what had happened to me was really traumatizing," she says.
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Many also find it upsetting or intolerable to relive memories of assaults and other traumatizing experiences.
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" "We are systematically re-traumatizing people who have already been through a significant amount of trauma.
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Provo, Utah (CNN)The horror of rape or sexual assault is traumatizing enough for any victim.
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It's kind of traumatizing that Mowgli does ultimately decide to return to human life, though. 32.
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Victims of rape should have access in a non-traumatizing way to healthcare and due process.
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She shared something very traumatizing with me and I think she was looking for some reciprocity.
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"That event to me was very traumatizing," Gatenby recalls, and the cause to him seemed obvious.
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"Having them in detention is traumatizing and it's not a good place for children," she said.
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Those in support of the ban say there are less traumatizing ways to curb unwanted scratching.
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But incessant roaring in the ears is nothing but bothersome, and can become maddening and traumatizing.
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I needed the traumatizing pain that came when watching the Kavanaugh drama in order to release.
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"It's humiliating, it's traumatizing, for everyone's family involved, and for me," she told MPR on Monday.
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In some cases, a mindfulness practice might be ineffective or re-traumatizing for people with PTSD.
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Fortunately, despite the traumatizing experience, Hudgens has managed to move on with her life and career.
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Though many patients find it helpful, others find it too traumatizing or ineffective and quit therapy.
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The experience of being handcuffed, fingerprinted, mug-shotted, and held behind bars is traumatizing and humiliating.
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But I can say it continues to be a frustrating, time-sucking and sometimes traumatizing experience.
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Having to view traumatizing material is not the only challenge these contractors have to deal with .
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What started as just an interesting albeit slightly traumatizing story became so much more than that.
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The sinking, one of the country's worst disasters, was a deeply traumatizing experience for South Koreans.
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" She can't even consider dropping all of these traumatizing news sites, saying, "Cause, that's like… my life.
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Between sexual assault allegations and painful slurs, it's been a traumatizing election season for many female voters.
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While many would find this experience to be traumatizing, for Beckwith, it was a long time coming.
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"It's terrible," Teresa's aunt, Kay Giordana, tells PEOPLE, saying the series is re-traumatizing the Halbach family.
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It was quite mentally traumatizing for a child to be told that all this stuff is happening.
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It was so traumatizing, Jane couldn't stop crying after losing her virginity to her own beloved husband.
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I have no words for how traumatizing this experience was for me, my friends and my family.
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"Many of these women have been through very traumatizing experiences," said Nurjanah, herself a former domestic worker.
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The Chesapeake Bay Bridge connects the eastern and western shores of Maryland, and is traumatizing for some.
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This seemingly inconsequential arrest would lead to the traumatizing sexual assault, and then six months in jail.
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Magny stressed that the immigrant experience was traumatizing yet transformative for so many, including his own parents.
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Why can't TripAdvisor have someone who can make sure my experience is seen without re-traumatizing survivors?
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The daily headlines can be traumatizing, but with the right approach, you can navigate these waters safely.
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And so seeing your home and knowing that you can't physically go in there is very traumatizing.
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Like most other formatively traumatizing experiences, I wasn't sure who I was when I left that room.
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The goal is to avoid traumatizing them again in offering the very services meant to help them.
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It abstracts the very real work that those images do — traumatizing as they were to Black people.
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Their past—coupled with unreliable access to lawyers, therapists, and medical care—means their detentions are doubly traumatizing.
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My moment occurred when my younger daughter was 2 or 3 -- a traumatizing memory I hate to remember.
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It means that sex at its very worst is mediocre and lacking connection, rather than traumatizing or scary.
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And going outside during the day was just as traumatizing, since so many of her surroundings were destroyed.
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"No matter who the shooters were aiming at, it was traumatizing, especially since lives were lost," she said.
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They jumped to team green bubble without any preamble, and that was a really challenging and traumatizing time.
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In it, an 80-year-old man discusses his traumatizing experience as a child refugee escaping Nazi Germany.
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And the follow-up later will be mildly traumatizing to folks, but that's what this is all about.
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They typically require traumatizing training, Vogler says, and the weight of the rider can harm the animal's back.
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Although Harry is dead, he still appears in scene-setting flashbacks that slowly unveil Dexter's horrifically traumatizing past.
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The experience of being wrongfully jailed for a crime he didn't commit was traumatizing and left Lee reeling.
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At no point did any of us suggest traumatizing children to be an appropriate deterrent or negotiating chit.
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"It's very traumatizing—it's been hard to piece together the information they're receiving and were receiving," said Drake.
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The girls, now 10 and 9, had been raised in a home strafed by traumatizing violence and drugs.
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But the school decided not to make a police report, it said, for fear of further traumatizing them.
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It's a process Ade Kur says can be re-traumatizing and doesn't address the seriousness of sexual assault.
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There is the obvious fear of traumatizing your child, giving her too long a look into the abyss.
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" Kim said prosecutors "branded an emotionally fragile young woman a monster to the entire world, further traumatizing her.
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For someone to work with these traumatizing images day by day, you have to be spiritual and steadfast.
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But after admitting that the situation "really fucked my head up," she decided to break down the traumatizing events.
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Preparing for the hearing was "very emotional and traumatizing", Manning's support group said in a blog post on Wednesday.
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The defense argued that the other two women fear Condit, so testifying in open court might be too traumatizing.
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Five former patients told BuzzFeed News that the revelations have forced them to confront traumatizing memories suppressed for decades.
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In my work, I am often asked why traumatizing experiences that occur early in life have such lasting effects.
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The thought that you would be STRIPPED off your DACA status is not just traumatizing, it's dehumanizing and exhausting.
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"She said she never wants to come back, and that this experience has been so traumatizing," Cortes Romero said.
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Warning: If the promos are any indication, Thursday night's episode of Grey's Anatomy is going to be emotionally traumatizing.
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Two weeks after my due date, the little man arrived, in an experience I can only describe as traumatizing.
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That does not excuse Trump's traumatizing tweets or his failure to respect lines of separation within the executive branch.
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With the proper relationship to their experience, this activity could be healing for them as opposed to re-traumatizing.
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And our political reporter explained how conspiracy theories around that caravan intersect with the deadly hatred traumatizing the country.
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I imagine most of us dislike publicly discussing how emotionally traumatizing it is to lose this signifier of beauty.
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No, it was not traumatizing and it had nothing at all to do with my subsequent mental health issues.
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"It's not on me to show embarrassing and traumatizing video that impacts both families," Monahan told CNN on Monday.
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When this person just fondles your body because you are not expecting it, it was shocking and very traumatizing.
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And many survivors say that within days of the traumatizing events, they face relentless pressure to sign representation contracts.
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After a traumatizing auto accident in 1979, the work turned figurative, intensely focused on autobiography and African-American politics.
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We have to stand up and say no more sexual abuse, no more sexual traumatizing, no more sexual wounding.
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Stints of online dating brought adventures — some wildly fun and some marginally traumatizing — but the connections left her lonely.
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Other details -- such as transcripts of calls from victims or audio -- were withheld to avoid further traumatizing victims, Hopper said.
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Between her newly revealed secret and all of this traumatizing news, Jo is understandably bottling up too much to handle.
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Survivors go through a sometimes traumatizing health crisis only to come out stronger, mentally and physically, later down the road.
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"It's traumatizing but at the end of the day this happens to people more often than you'd think," she said.
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"It's humiliating, it's traumatizing, for everyone's family involved, and for me," she told Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) earlier this week.
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" He added, "I don't think I really fully grasped, like, after this I won't see her again … That was traumatizing.
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The thought that you would be STRIPPED off your DACA status is not just traumatizing, it's dehumanizing and exhausting. 1b.
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" "I was molested by a neighbor at age 5, but strangely, that's the least traumatizing thing that's happened to me.
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"Going through the whole election cycle was traumatizing for so many women," said one of the early organizers, Fontaine Pearson.
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Many of us were spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal.
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Nielsen and Miller are major agents of the state that are pushing a policy that is traumatizing thousands of children.
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The killing has shattered a Texas family, traumatizing one sister who witnessed it and sparked a search for the suspect.
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Headley is doing OK in jail, Jenkins said, but the incident had been traumatizing and devastating for her entire family.
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The practice has prompted sweeping outcry from Democrats and immigration advocates, who argue it is cruel and traumatizing for children.
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Patel, who hails from India, simply refused to cut her hair after getting a traumatizing haircut when she was six.
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In the United States, students are required to attend school, so the traumatizing bullying is done under conditions of captivity.
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Children of color, like the two teens in Tucson, often have traumatizing encounters with police officers from a young age.
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Wherever you and I might be on those issues, all of this was either traumatizing or terrifying to religious conservatives.
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That doesn't make it less traumatizing and frustrating when it happens, and it doesn't absolve those who do the stealing.
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The thought that you would be STRIPPED off your DACA status is not just traumatizing, it's dehumanizing and exhausting. 1a.
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The transition to a shelter can be traumatizing, with its cacophony of howls and barking, smells and isolating steel cages.
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Conversion therapy, also called reparative therapy, has been widely denounced by medical professional organizations as traumatizing and harmful to minors.
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Many of the migrants found the situation particularly traumatizing because they had only just escaped torture and slavery in Libya.
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DeVos' actions change the disciplinary proceedings for sexual assault so that they're now potentially more traumatizing for victims than criminal trials.
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For starters, there's a serious invasion of privacy when it comes to intervening with individuals before something traumatizing has even happened.
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The work is traumatizing, as the graphic photographs by Billing and photojournalist Eloisa Lopez convey, but these women press on. —L.
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On Tuesday, the "sobbing" woman described the traumatizing encounter to Natalia Cornelio, the Texas Civil Rights Project's criminal justice program director.
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It's a story that many of us who read "A Day No Pigs Will Die" for a book report find traumatizing.
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"What creates situations that are traumatizing and unbearable is always the power, the subordination or some sort of overpowering," she wrote.
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Essentially, Ambrose went through his own traumatizing moment in his youth and felt inescapable guilt for some time, just like Cora.
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And I think people will be a little cautious and be a little worried to dive into something very, very traumatizing.
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Amid such traumatizing displacement, HCVs could become passports out of economically forsaken neighborhoods, providing a glimpse of familial and residential security.
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At the end of History of Violence, the author offers a bit of advice on how to survive something so traumatizing.
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"Seeing this happening all over after again, after all I have gone through and lost is very traumatizing," Njemanze told CNN.
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Jenssen now believes that instead of helping patients recover from traumatizing experiences, primal can in many ways exacerbate mental health problems.
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As far as we know, Byrne's own experiences haven't been nearly that traumatizing, but new motherhood hasn't been without any mishaps.
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Whatever you choose to call it, rape and sexual assault can be intensely traumatizing experiences with lasting impacts on a victim.
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She's running away from something terrible, something traumatizing that has changed her, as similar events have changed so many lives, forever.
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The complaint also argued that Alison's video could be traumatizing to children who may accidentally stumble upon it on the platform.
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The whole thing was traumatizing, and it took a while for her to go to a protest again without feeling anxious.
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The other objection, the one that has prompted foes to label the film "traumatizing" and "sickening," involves scenes near the end.
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Paige, meanwhile, is an upper-middle-class American kid who remains, despite learning the traumatizing truth about her parents, very sheltered.
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When cameras are in their faces, it would probably be traumatizing for a child who has yet to understand what's going on.
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Franchises of the bakery around the country are getting in on the traumatizing fun by offering "Scary Clown Deliveries" to its customers.
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It's a way of life he views as "traumatizing" to the children and part of a cycle he is trying to break.
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"It is very jarring living here, it is traumatizing to see that you are the cause of your parents' anguish," he wrote.
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Even worse, why report when the investigative process itself is overwhelmingly traumatizing and centered around fault on the part of the survivor?
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The defeat in Kaohsiung is particularly traumatizing for many DPP supporters, as it has been a DPP stronghold for over two decades.
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I was going to lift the rat up and scream in its face and they thought it'd be traumatizing to the rat.
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"Old Yeller" was released in 1957, based on a book of the same name, and has been traumatizing dog lovers ever since.
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And they both took the position that the abortion was not harrowing or traumatizing, but simply the right choice for each character.
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Little is more traumatizing than losing one's breasts, forcing a decision so intimate, so personal: whether or not to reconstruct and how.
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When I was growing up, it was traumatizing when teachers would ask us about our favorite TV shows and I couldn't answer.
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"The election was so traumatizing that my first step was to try and, essentially, pick everyone up off the canvas," he said.
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I don't want to take advantage of those children by taking a story they don't want to tell and re-traumatizing them.
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"It can be traumatizing for a young patient to be peeled away from their parents as they head into surgery," the hospital adds.
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STENY HOYER, D-MARYLAND: He is taking infant children hostage, wrenching them from the arms of their parents, traumatizing them perhaps for life.
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"In some ways, it might even be a little less traumatizing because twin babies tend to be born earlier and smaller," she says.
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Maduro blames the opposition for traumatizing children and others via protests that often turned violent, with hooded demonstrators throwing stones and Molotov cocktails.
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Though it backs same-sex marriage, the Labor Party says a public vote is unnecessary, too costly and traumatizing for young LGBT Australians.
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I felt hopeless—the whole experience was really traumatizing—I was really scared about what would happen to me and my unborn child.
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Dani didn't have the energy or resources to file a lawsuit and dealt with the inappropriate, traumatizing event through therapy, family and friends.
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BoJack grapples with the complexity of grief when it involves someone who was complicit in traumatizing him, and who was extremely traumatized herself.
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In her new book, Courage to Soar: A Body in Motion, A Life in Balance, Biles goes into detail about the traumatizing incident.
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Take a moment to step into my shoes and remember a first responder's worst day at work is likely bloody, gory, and traumatizing.
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She was really forthcoming and told me a lot of things about her friendship with Nicole and what a traumatizing time it was.
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We've gathered you here today because you're all now living a life of no headphone jack — and honestly, that can be pretty traumatizing.
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For Bartels, the accounts of Elmina's past revive a traumatizing story, yet the necessity of hearing these tales is not lost on him.
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The students of Mott Hall Bridges are almost all Latino or African-American; they are growing up in deep poverty amid traumatizing violence.
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"If you're a transgender woman and you walk into a homeless shelter and they treat you like a man, it's traumatizing," he added.
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Here are five horror films written by, centred on, or directed by women coming out in 2019 that promise to be fabulously traumatizing.
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Mugabe has spent almost four decades pillaging, traumatizing and terrorizing his own people because he is an evil man, and because he could.
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Seeing her own reflection "was so traumatizing" for Stark, a transgender woman who hadn't yet undergone the surgical treatments she knew she needed.
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New mass shootings "can be really traumatizing," said Heather Martin, the group's founder, who was a senior at Columbine high school in 1999.
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But trips can be a traumatizing and deeply humiliating experience, some visitors said, pointing to searches, long wait times and inhospitable correction officers.
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"The thought that you would be STRIPPED off your DACA status is not just traumatizing, it's dehumanizing and exhausting," says Escalante via Twitter.
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Women voters already favor Democrats over Republicans ahead of November's elections, so the party can ill afford to seen as further traumatizing Ford.
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Survivors could once again be forced by their schools to face or be cross-examined by their attackers, a counterproductive and traumatizing experience.
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This was followed by a traumatizing experience involving my mother inserting a little egg shaped ball of anti-fungal cream into my vagina.
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Besides being traumatizing, disrespectful, and generally just super gross, TWU says the whole hiding a corpse in a bathroom thing is pretty unsanitary, too.
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Reisenauer recalls watching his dad's traumatizing experience unfold—how it had him in a near-constant state of anxiety, threatening to cancel his treatments.
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"Everyone should know better than to literally dangle money in front of impoverished children ... no movie is worth psychologically traumatizing multiple children," Cobb wrote.
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The first day in the army is pretty traumatizing: We got moved around through an endless line of bureaucracy, equipment, medical checks, and shots.
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The formerly beautiful marriage of Jo Karev (Camilla Luddington) and Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) is crumbling after the former's traumatizing meeting with her mother.
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It can be notoriously difficult and often re-traumatizing to prove a victim's basic rights were violated by police, even with multiple witnesses present.
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A sexual assault nurse is trained to take a patient through the traumatizing experience -- an exam can last four hours -- and listen to them.
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His experiment drew controversy not just for its results, but for the ethics of its methods (unwitting subjects forced into a potentially traumatizing experience).
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Being known as a sexual assault victim isn't a badge of honor or career booster; it's a highly difficult, sometimes traumatizing and humiliating experience.
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We should expect season 2 to reveal what exactly that traumatizing moment was, as new episodes bring Ambrose back home to rural New York.
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It's nothing short of horrifying to rewatch the scene after reading Hayek's piece detailing how traumatizing it was for her to get through it.
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Being removed from the wild can be a very traumatizing experience for an animal, whether an elephant or a beluga whale or a sloth.
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Somehow these power-tripping TSA agents who are traumatizing children and doing whatever they feel like without any cause, need to be reined in.
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The traumatizing event causes a relapse, and he returns to the school on the night of the spring dance, armed with multiple assault rifles.
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The 224-22005 NHL lockout, which began 254 years ago this week, was so traumatizing it inspired Hoobastank to write a song about it.
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Margie Bright-Matthews (D) pushed back on the amendment, saying many women do not report the crimes because it can be traumatizing and humiliating.
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For stigmatized groups, including victims of Islamophobia, the persistent exposure to discrimination can be traumatizing, with pervasive, negative effects on mental and physical health.
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Since her appointment, last May, she has campaigned against les violences obstétricales —painful or traumatizing procedures that women undergo during childbirth, including unnecessary episiotomies.
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Williams rejected that idea, according to Sarah Bargo, Me Too's secretary, because the chief said he feared that contacting victims risked re-traumatizing them.
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As I learned the hard way, public shootings are traumatizing even for those who have only just heard about them on the evening news.
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Because I was being asked to do something traumatizing, and nobody knew how heavy an ask that was to put on a trans student.
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Her mother, concerned that her daughter's account of the "traumatizing sexual assault" was not being taken seriously, contacted the school to dispute the suspension.
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After escaping her traumatizing marriage to Ramsay Bolton, she reunited with her older brother Jon and the two ousted Ramsay in an epic battle.
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When Alice Monkman, 41, was pregnant with her third baby, she was desperate to have a vaginal birth after two "traumatizing and disappointing" cesareans.
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But on the other end of the spectrum, some psychologists have said these practices can be traumatizing for students depending on how they're conducted.
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After sifting through a whole lot of Christmas albums and several covers of "What A Wonderful World," this horrid, ear-traumatizing playlist was born.
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But the work is excruciating, mind-numbing, and often soul-killing, sparking controversy for traumatizing those who are exposed to so much disgusting material.
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Adams said even when there's no immediate violence or loss of work, having one's private medical information made public without their consent is traumatizing.
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"It's been traumatizing," said Amano Dube, director of the bustling community center, where discarded protest signs were stacked on Monday behind the front desk.
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We didn't so much love this show, a prequel to the universally traumatizing "children's" movie from the '80s, as sat in awe of it.
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"From one traumatizing situation to another—I've been in several in my life, but the worst was what happened to my father," she said.
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Shutting down the government is only the most recent effort at getting what he wants by traumatizing the nation he has sworn to serve.
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The vicious debate is re-traumatizing victims, sending a message to women that they will still struggle and face harsh resistance to coming forward.
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Jake Baker, who calls the situation "traumatizing" for his family, said the local police department didn't seem optimistic they'd be able track down the criminal.
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Now that is a distinctly 2017 #longhairproblem — and it's exactly what happened to one woman, whose husband managed to capture the traumatizing moment on video.
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In an age where much of our communication happens on phones and laptops, one need not go through the uncomfortable and traumatizing experience of confrontation.
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Then there is the forensic exam itself, which many survivors find re-traumatizing when it is not done properly and with a trauma-informed approach.
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More from VICE: A new set of studies builds on these results and finds further support for the idea that ex-sex isn't inherently traumatizing.
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Terron Moore, senior director of social media at MTV, said he considered it "traumatizing" to use images of fellow African Americans being killed as entertainment.
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The experience, she said, was "very traumatizing... almost humiliating" -- stripped of jewelry and shoes, mugshots taken, metal detectors pressed on either side of her face.
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My only previous insect-eating experience—choking down a live Madagascar hissing cockroach for a moronic amusement park promotion as a twentysomething—had been traumatizing.
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US Senator Susan Collins of Maine called it "traumatizing" to children and "contrary to our values in this country" on Face the Nation this Sunday.
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And meanwhile I was forced to go to church which was very traumatizing in its own way because it was very radical, hardcore Roman Catholic.
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In a recent piece for Broadly, Furseth looked at how, for some women in the UK, hysteroscopies can be unbearably painful, if not downright traumatizing.
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That is something that is extremely traumatizing and difficult for kids to hear and to understand because children at that age, they love their parents.
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While we must be mindful of traumatizing children, pretending that human trafficking doesn't exist for their sake is at best naïve and, at worst, harmful.
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The speakers, he said, were turned away from the shoreline to avoid traumatizing neighbors, and several survivors were on set to ensure the film's accuracy.
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Advocates say having to jump through hoops for menstrual care can be traumatizing, especially for the 2234 percent of school-age children living in poverty.
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"Thrill rides can be traumatizing for children, and forcing your child to go on one could turn them off to theme parks altogether," she said.
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But, 13 Reasons season 3 gives us one small ray of hope that Netflix's saddest teens aren't doomed to a lifetime of traumatizing sexual encounters.
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Even now, I struggle to find the words to express how devastating and traumatizing it is for the government to intentionally separate families and children.
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"The snow landed in Istanbul like a rescuer from the recent traumatizing events," Aylin Sokmen, a Turkish fiction writer, wrote this week in an email.
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Facing a criminal case and going to trial at such a young age "is traumatizing and will scar the child for life," Mr. Dongeto said.
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Watching that fictitious scene was "traumatizing" for legions of archaeologists, said Simona Morretta, the state archaeologist responsible for two sites along the new subway line.
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Several former patients told BuzzFeed News earlier this year that these doctor visits, which they stayed silent about for years, were traumatizing, humiliating, and life-altering.
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As previews confirm, with Lucious's garbage self sidelined following his traumatizing accident, Cookie will be in charge of protecting the Empire Entertainment ship from all sides.
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And most of them created it from some type of "ashes," although few are as traumatizing as Diana's very public split from cheating husband Princes Charles.
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And as awful and traumatizing as these moments are, what's also bad is watching people be more than happy to erase anti-Semitism from these narratives.
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"I also had a traumatizing experience with Ryan Adams," she wrote in a since-deleted post shared on both her Instagram Story and her regular feed.
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Airbnb horror stories are hardly uncommon, and there have been a number of incidents at properties that are inarguably more traumatizing than Speller's laughably shitty receptacle.
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Castro says she's spoken to folks who have had disrespectful doctors and traumatizing experiences in the emergency room, and during the far more frequent routine visits.
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Kim Kardashian West is back in Paris for the first time since her traumatizing 2016 robbery there ... and it's obvious it's still fresh in her mind.
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In typical "exploration of meaning" sessions, subjects are asked to recall traumatizing moments from their childhood and beyond—sometimes with EEG monitors attached to their heads.
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"It's traumatizing and terrifying — but genuinely, that's when you get down on your knees and pray and thank the Lord that nothing worse happened," she said.
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West added that he's "happy it happened," but recalled a "traumatizing" moment when hospital staff separated him from his friends, whom he'd asked to stay present.
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A family trip to the Tennessee Safari Park turns traumatizing for this poor kid named Trey when he's paid a visit by a very hungry llama.
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Complicating the situation, that re-experience can be re-traumatizing, again stimulating a flight-or-flight response which again interferes with normal processing of the memory.
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As we reported, Kim's trip to Paris was her first since her traumatizing 2016 robbery there ... but she and Kanye made it back safe and sound.
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Aside from the chances that being caught would affect your life, career, and criminal record negatively, catching you in flagrante could be traumatizing for other people.
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The incidents themselves don't have to be traumatizing in the moment for them to accrue, over time, into a toxic pattern that hobbles a woman's career.
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It's a traumatizing sequence, made even more so because it looks so goddamn real that you can almost feel your own jaw dislocate while you watch.
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I respected him for recognizing that his education was deficient, and also suspected that whatever event had occurred leading to his request must have been traumatizing.
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But Ms. Wheeler, who called the episode "traumatizing," said she felt the apology was slow and only elicited by the attention it received on social media.
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That was when her ex-husband, Naftali Weisberger, sued for sole custody, claiming that her changed lifestyle was violating the divorce terms and traumatizing their children.
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Luce is angry and afraid for much of the episode, but the final minutes suggest she is about to find her voice through this traumatizing moment.
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"[Society] is disproportionately traumatizing people of color, women, and queer people," said Jae Sevelius, a University of California, San Francisco psychologist who works with transgender communities.
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Encouraging voting by juveniles in detention would go a long way to improving a system that is ineffective at best and traumatizing and destructive at worst.
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He also said the decision not to release audio, or details of victims' calls to 25, was to avoid further traumatizing those who were inside the club.
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Later on Thursday, Elson shared that she, too, had suffered "a traumatizing experience with Ryan Adams," but said she wasn't ready to give specifics about the incident.
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By establishing the nonprofit, they hoped to dramatically improve the quality of life for other LBGTQ students, so that no one would have the same traumatizing experience.
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Fouettés can be traumatizing for dancers, but until now they haven't posed much of a challenge for Ms. Peck, always the most polished and vibrant of dancers.
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Video was 'traumatizing to watch,' one protester said The protesters who gathered at Marshall Park said they were angry and sickened by the video of the shooting.
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Coad speaks to students after a shooting about removing or limiting access to social media posts that include graphic firsthand details in order to avoid traumatizing others.
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All together, it makes sense we close "Part 26" with the traumatizing, horrific death of the lovable Miss Mary Whitney, who bleeds out following a botched abortion.
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The women said that Schwahn talked to them in traumatizing ways, and some of them are still in therapy for post-traumatic stress because of it. E!
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"I want to thank the brave survivors who have come forward and shared with our investigators their traumatizing experiences at the hands of Dr. Barto," Shapiro said.
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His YouTube channel is empty aside from than those five traumatizing (or gratifying, depending on your attitude toward this type of content) clips, his profile info blank.
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Moore's experience was a constant, life-threatening scenario, which was re-traumatizing not only to him, but to those of us who watched helplessly by his bedside.
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That was another experience at Steve Nash, they wanted to call me by my birth name as well as them calling me "she," it was very traumatizing.
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But leaving one in hierarchy-obsessed Hollywood — or having the job leave you, as is more often the case — can be traumatizing on a whole different scale.
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According to advocates and researchers, the simple fact of being locked up can be a traumatizing experience for many women, regardless of who is holding the key.
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I lived on my own at 16, I dealt with a traumatizing divorce, and I moved halfway across the world to start a new life for myself.
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So why the deafening silence, particularly from the industry's men, when one of our own is outed as having a nasty taste for humiliating and traumatizing women?
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For some, avoiding the process of trial may come as a relief, as some studies have shown that testifying in sexual assault trials can be re-traumatizing.
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While that traumatizing example was of a far different magnitude, the subway system is the backbone of New York and its decline imperils the city's economic vitality.
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"If we're an empathy-forward person, it's not that we're being a big scaredy cat, it's traumatizing for us to watch the victimization of others," Poffenroth says.
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Lamentably, the threat of arrest can add a traumatizing overtone, particularly for those who live under heightened government surveillance or fear arrest because of identities they hold.
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He was locked up and held at gunpoint by a high-profile serial criminal as a teen Comey's first brush with the law was a traumatizing one.
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Several weeks earlier, he had written a blog post embracing the values of a classical education; some younger members of his staff perceived it as racially traumatizing.
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That's particularly so in situations of childhood abuse or sexual assault in which sexual questioning is likely to result in re-traumatizing, victim-blaming and internalized shame.
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Trump's first term, while succeeding in traumatizing US allies and causing global disruption, is largely bereft of the big wins the great dealmaker promised back in 2016.
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One of his most traumatizing memories was the taunting he received from the kids in his neighborhood when his family was being evicted during his teen years.
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But stripping women of their dignity, exposing them to harsh and re-traumatizing treatment is counter-productive to preparing them to reenter society with success in mind.
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With such a strong stigma, the idea of requiring law enforcement or social services to inform schools is off the table, its potential effects too traumatizing for students.
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However, the protest originally scheduled for June has now been called off over a concern of traumatizing children, according to the co-founder the gun control advocacy group.
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Aside from basically traumatizing generations of Jewish women from letting their hair frizz for fear Robert Redford might leave them, Katie is the ultimate Jewish lady role model.
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"These are real girls who have been through highly traumatizing experiences and had lives that we could hardly imagine," Bas Korsten, one of the project's founders, told Adweek.
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You need all the support you can find, as it can be very traumatizing to talk about sexual abuse as it can trigger painful feelings all over again.
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As Sudeikis, 43, recalled during a June guest-hosting gig on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the couple took Otis to Disneyland last year — which included a traumatizing experience.
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When it comes to Jack, it even seems like entire episodes of season 3 might just be fully dedicated to his traumatizing time serving in the Vietnam War.
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"I think there's a level of re-traumatizing, where people are trying to make sense of the unthinkable and going on social media, and being inundated," she says.
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Being sentenced to the gallows after a unanimous "not guilty" from the jury can be one of the most traumatizing experiences one could ever go through in life.
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The new mom, Elizabeth Eden, said that her bagel breakfast turned into a "traumatizing" ordeal, requiring research and a letter to the hospital to have her case closed.
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I spent each day trudging through a dark fog, thinking about how I could hang myself from the second-story banister in our foyer without traumatizing my parents.
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Click ahead to see some of our experts' favorite non-toner toners, and learn how to tame that oil and purge that pore sludge without traumatizing your skin.
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We broke up two weeks ago, which was traumatizing at first (it was my first "real" relationship), but the sting passed and I think we're better this way.
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If someone just says indecent exposure, it doesn't convey that, it can be someone masturbating at you and it doesn't account for how traumatizing it is for women.
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"It has been at least seven months since the Trump administration began traumatizing thousands of families and they still have not fully resolved this tragedy," Ms. DeLauro said.
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Photo: GettyAirport security is famously dehumanizing, and reports reveal that for transgender travelers, this can be an especially intrusive and traumatizing experience given the current status of screening.
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" While they were upset to lose their belongings, Ugalde and Aria revealed that it was even more traumatizing to watch the robbers kidnap "one of [their] best friends.
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"When you experience sexual harassment or sexual assault, those are traumatizing events, and getting your act together in 45 days is often difficult," the department employee told CNN.
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Richard Ratcliffe, Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband, said that he had seen the letters and that they spoke to the traumatizing conditions faced by those arbitrarily detained in Iran.
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Capital punishment is costly, offers no proven deterrent benefit and delays healing for victims' family members, while also traumatizing correctional officers and risking the execution of innocent people.
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Likewise, we are not great at talking about how their partners can work with them towards those goals, and overcome their own fears of re-traumatizing their partners.
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It is not just humiliating but also traumatizing to walk by a framed photo of the president — a self-proclaimed pussy-grabber — on my way to V.A. appointments.
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The traumatizing wave of suicides began in September, when five teenage girls attempted suicide by drug overdose and had to be flown out of the community for treatment.
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It's easy to just set that aside as careless words from a shitty person, but it's something that can be traumatizing if you're someone for whom historical context matters.
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An amended bill currently moving through the Illinois legislature, House Bill 51, provides guidelines for how officers should adjust their behavior to ensure that they are not traumatizing children.
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Yes, this was not an easy episode to get through, but if there's anything Grey's Anatomy fans know how to do, it's cope with this show's emotionally traumatizing moments.
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The aftermath of Sansa's disappearance leads her to the Vale, in one of the Stark daughter's most successful periods — which is then entirely negated by her traumatizing Bolton marriage.
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Too often, we end the story of assault at the point of injury, but the years that follow are crucial and can be as traumatizing as the assault itself.
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This week, it was hit with some of the same criticisms—that such images are insensitive, traumatizing to the families of victims, and merely a way to sell papers.
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" While she wasn't bothered, Bro acknowledged, "I think it was traumatizing for some other people in Charlottesville to just suddenly have that thrown up at them on the screen.
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Shortly after seven women accused Ryan Adams of harassment and emotional abuse, model and musician Karen Elson shared that she too had a "traumatizing experience" with the singer-songwriter.
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In the essay, she describes once telling her own mother about a traumatizing experience she had with an ex: a story of sexual assault that has since gone viral.
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Myrcella's death—which happens immediately after she reveals and accepts the "secret" that her uncle is also her father—is largely about traumatizing Jaime and addressing his internal contradictions.
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Kardashian endured one of the most traumatizing experiences of her life when she was robbed at gunpoint in a hotel room in Paris a little over one year ago.
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"You know that you are walking into a situation where people are going to discount your version of a very personal, traumatizing thing that's happened to you," Houser says.
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"We ask that her privacy is respected at this time, as she has been through a traumatizing ordeal and has not seen her family in five days," Schreibersdorf said.
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Jahan: Despite whatever you've seen online [about how] we tried to squeeze him out of Krewella, it was actually very traumatizing for us to go on tour without him.
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Susan Collins said on CBS' "Face the Nation" that the policy is "traumatizing to the children who are innocent victims" and "contrary" to the values of the country. Sen.
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According to Boeder Harris, one significant insight of the study so far is that what one survivor takes comfort in (such as physical contact), another may find re-traumatizing.
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Following the traumatizing Irréversible (21998), the trippy Enter The Void (2009), and the daringly explicit Love (2015), this year sees his return to the Cannes Film Festival with Climax.
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"My then 4 year-year-old watched her brother go from an ambulance to the ICU," Burge added, describing the harrowing experience of watching a sibling undergo traumatizing treatment.
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She opened up to PEOPLE about the traumatizing memories at Mosaic Foundation's first annual Gala Against Human Slavery at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City on Tuesday night.
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But the work seems to be re-traumatizing her; her face as her new charge compulsively confesses to murdering gender traitors was one of the episode's most heartbreaking images.
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For those of you who did spend Thanksgiving with loved ones, I hope it wasn't too traumatizing and that you at least got some good pie out of it.
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"The experience of the reaction is so traumatizing that an individual can become paralyzed and develop somatic symptoms of anxiety just by smelling that specific food again," Tilocca says.
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So, you know a lot of the former residents of St. Joseph's experienced the 1990s litigation as as it's traumatizing all over again as brutal and painful all over again.
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Water SportsI have lost four cameras to spilled drinks, accidents with lube, and/or dust storms—and each time has been traumatizing because I feel naked without a functioning camera.
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As I pointed out on Twitter, no one has talked about how truly demoralizing and traumatizing the election was for people under 18 who didn't have an option to vote.
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"Sometimes the act is so traumatizing, or you're so ashamed of it, or you're so confused by it, or you're so scared of your perpetrators, that you're silenced," Wood said.
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When asked about the possibility of traumatizing students with hyper-realistic shooter drills, Miller said the school tried to account for this by offering counselors on sight during the drill.
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And, most compellingly, there's a razor-sharp sense of exactly how traumatizing petty high school bullshit can be, even when you know, like Veronica does, exactly how petty it is.
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In a speech last month, Commissioner Chris Dawson of the Western Australia Police Force recognized the "significant role" the police had played in traumatizing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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There is only so long, in a series about bondage and rape, that you can string out the cycle of raising and dashing hopes without numbing or traumatizing your audience.
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"The attention generated by Kamilah's case has been extremely stressful and emotionally traumatizing for her," the statement from Ben Crump Law, Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, and the College Board reads.
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" She found the education system in Poland "quite airless and sometimes even traumatizing," adding, "Some of my teachers were so strict and dehumanized and I was literally scared of them.
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The role of women in goth films is particularly interesting because there's a deep, traumatizing history of mistreatment and actual witch hunts that informs how female characters behave in these stories.
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The experience is so traumatizing that Coulson loses his will to live, so the doctors who revived him also altered his memories so he believed he'd simply been recuperating in Tahiti.
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It's not about what you're given or granted access to while the state is looking after you, Cameron explained; it's about understanding that the act of ripping families apart is traumatizing.
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Tamblyn, now married to Arrested Development actor David Cross, wrote about a discussion she had with her mother about the traumatizing experience and how her mother had gone through something similar.
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The (very, very riveting) USA limited series The Sinner revolves around the repressed memories of an implied rape so traumatizing, its survivor murders a man in reaction to a triggering song.
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Episode six didn't have a happy ending, because like BoJack and anyone else grieving their traumatized/traumatizing parent, we will spend the rest of our lives wondering what could have been.
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The lawmakers are accusing the administration of ripping apart families, traumatizing children and risking the safety of the deportees as they face a return to beleaguered parts of the world. Rep.
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The Doomsters is one of several Archer novels about fallen idol-adults behaving badly in front of children, who inevitably see more than anybody believes they can grasp, with traumatizing results.
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Criminal justice systems around the world default to disbelief of those who report rape and suspicion that they are responsible for whatever happened to them, re-traumatizing victims in the process.
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"Facebook needs to be more visible and transparent about how they're helping these moderators and helping them maintain their mental health in the face of a job that's quite clearly traumatizing."
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"Even though it is re-traumatizing to listen to, and watch on the news, I have been following it every second I'm out of class," Brown said of the Kavanaugh allegations.
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I had a few glasses of red wine (I stopped drinking anything sugary or bubbly during wine nights after a couple traumatizing wine hangovers at work lol) and feel happily tipsy.
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She became one of the first of many celebs to deal with a massive privacy breach, an experience she calls "traumatizing," when she opened up about it in a new interview.
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The optics and iconography the protestors employed, from the Nazi salute to the Confederate flag to the various echoes of Klan rallies, have a long, violent, traumatizing history in this country.
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Viola Davis does not mince words when it comes to discussing her difficult childhood — one that was filled with violence and racism so traumatizing, she wet the bed until she was 14.
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It's also more humane, PETA said, as the animals who were killed on roads did not have to endure things like getting "castrated, dehorned, or debeaked without anesthesia" and other traumatizing conditions.
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He brings an incredible deadpan performance to every episode of Family Feud, and his mishandling of the 123 Miss Universe Pageant winner announcement, while possibly traumatizing for the contestants involved, was iconic.
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Dickson Kamau, who was at the crematorium to collect his brother&aposs ashes one recent afternoon, said his family made the "traumatizing" decision to cremate because of a lack of ancestral land.
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Every morning brings a fresh wave of scandals so traumatizing it makes getting out of bed or talking to your friends about anything besides the upcoming nuclear holocaust next to completely impossible.
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And when he starts to be hacked, and he can't trust his augmented reality, he gets to the point where he can't prove anything, which I think would be traumatizing for anyone.
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However, after managing to increase rates three times in 2017 without significant market stress, implementing four rate hikes in 2018 when inflation is closer to its objective should not prove excessively traumatizing.
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"I would never want to force anybody through the experiences you can have in this game, which would be very traumatizing to have in person," Washko tells me in a phone interview.
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Local organizations helped her collect the paperwork and documentation necessary to prove she was a victim in the eyes of the law—an experience Angy described as traumatizing in and of itself.
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At a press conference in Taipei on Monday, one of the flight attendants involved tearfully recounted her traumatizing experience on EVA Air Flight 15, which took off from Los Angeles last Thursday.
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As someone who has gone through something similar to Dr. Ford (an assault where it "wasn't rape," so some say it's "not that bad") I feel it is traumatizing just the same.
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But for many — like Louise O'Neill, the Irish journalist and author whose international best-selling novel "Asking for It" addresses issues of consent and rape — the original verdict was shocking and traumatizing.
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A common thread in Brown's mid-career-to-current work is straight up traumatizing people until they learn a valuable lesson, like what would happen if Aesop ran escape rooms in hell.
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Groaning predictability, though, is only one problem in a movie choking on haunted-house clichés and so short of genuine scares that its most traumatizing sight might be the Warrens' hideous wallpaper.
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"This is further evidence that the way that the Trump administration is treating children within the immigration system is traumatizing and dangerous for these young individuals," Mr. Merkley said in a statement.
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"Often that is one of the most traumatic things that's ever happened to you in your life, and to have to go into it in excruciating detail is really traumatizing," she explained.
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We must work with law enforcement to avoid penalizing and traumatizing those being exploited, deter men from buying, reduce rates of re-offending, and reserve significant penalties for dangerous and repeat offenders.
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"You're telling a child that you don't get to see your loved one again, potentially ever, if you don't comply with this very invasive, very humiliating, very traumatizing search," Mr. Farrar said.
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The church calls the practice of bishops' interviews a "sacred responsibility" and offers the opportunity for mentorship; critics argue it is traumatizing and creates opportunities for grooming and emotional or sexual abuse.
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A lot of parents think that young people would be better off practicing committed relationships, but feminists have been talking for decades about how dangerous and traumatizing marriage can be for women.
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A young CEO who looks around San Francisco, a city he "loves," and calls for the mayor to help him protect his lovely parents from the traumatizing sight of a homeless man.
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But this cursed image has been riffed on so many times, and in the wake of so many traumatizing developments in the news, that we simply cannot bear to see it any longer.
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But as much as I&aposm going to try to articulate how traumatizing it is to be hiding under your desk, you don&apost know until you are there and you feel helpless.
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"Patients have confirmed for us what we already knew -- that the additional medically unnecessary forced pelvic exam newly interpreted by the state is deeply traumatizing and inhumane," McNicholas said in a written statement.
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A prolonged fight with a school district can be just as traumatizing as the incident itself, and so sexual assault survivors often leave school, switch schools, or back down, and the problem continues.
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But as much as I&aposm going to try to articulate how traumatizing it is to be hiding under your desk, you don&apost know until you&aposre there and you feel helpless.
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I spent the majority of my time with Talk singing Daft Punk and Imogen Heap songs, but hey, I had a great time, and it helped me recover from the traumatizing Happy filter.
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As more and more woman accuse film executive Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, Kathie Lee Gifford is speaking out about her own traumatizing experience as a young actress — with a different Hollywood producer.
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Article after article argues that it's a bad idea—not only will it make it harder for you to move on, these stories argue, but it can also be emotionally exhausting and traumatizing.
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"I don't know about everybody else here, but it was definitely traumatizing to watch that video of that black man get shot down," protest organizer Kass Ottley said of the father of three.
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While Annaliese wasn't sexually assaulted, it still feels wrong to laugh at a young woman sobbing over experiences she finds very real and very traumatizing, even if they all sound ridiculous to viewers.
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In a new interview with Marie Claire U.K., Woodley described her time at Standing Rock, where she was protesting the Dakota Access pipeline, as one of the most traumatizing experiences of her life.
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The close-up views of violence, obviously traumatizing, are giving rise to a generation of young people who distrust authority, grow up well before their time and suffer nightmares that seem too real.
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Cinematographer Gorka described her experience working on I'm Still Here as a "near daily barrage of sexual comments, innuendo and unwelcome advances" and "the most traumatizing of her career," The Daily Beast reports.
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For almost anyone, an experience like that would register as traumatizing—the kind of thing that keeps you awake and agonizing over what else you could have done to save the person's life.
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Meanwhile, the state's attorney investigating the case told the public that he had probable cause to charge Allen, but that he was going to refrain from doing so to avoid traumatizing Dylan further.
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As to the Iran deal, the whole idea of pulling out of it is so traumatizing that I can't think of any response except crawling under the bed and assuming a fetal position.
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"Children should never in any circumstances be subjected to an invasive, humiliating, traumatizing strip or cavity search administered by strangers while attempting to visit a loved one in a correctional facility," Tortoriello said.
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"Police interactions, jails, and prisons can be traumatizing and are often dangerous interactions and places, especially for transgender people and anyone who is gender non-conforming," the National Center for Transgender Equality notes.
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The study, published today in the Journal of Adolescent Health, might be one of the first to quantify just how traumatizing recent events have been for some Latino parents, regardless of whether they're undocumented.
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Left home alone, she gets bored and flips on the TV. A Coke commercial proves traumatizing, triggering a flashback to having her brainwaves measured while mind-crushing a can of Coke under Brenner's instructions.
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"We're really trying to put advocacy out there to say a lot of these procedures being offered in nail salons or spas involve traumatizing the skin, which can lead to serious complications," he said.
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From the looks of the trailer, each of the teens is haunted, in turn, by one of the familiar and traumatizing tales that many '80s and '90s kids probably remember well from their childhoods.
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Several years ago, after I broke all ties with my traumatizing "spiritual" upbringing, I started a band called King Woman, and used it as a vehicle to work through some of my own pain.
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"I went through quite a traumatizing experience, and after that I realized that women all over the world are affected by crime, and affected by sexual harassment, and by violence," Nel-Peters tells PEOPLE.
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We usually trust Chrissy Teigen on all matters always, but her traumatizing tale combined with her usage of the caps lock key immediately erased all our curiosity about this strange fruit-nut-plant hybrid.
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This episode sees Pornstache Mendez at his most sociopathic yet, provides the first traumatizing look at solitary confinement as war breaks out between Piper and Pennsatucky, and fleshes out Alex's drug trafficking origin story.
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And while conditions are still being set for that hearing, attorneys who represent sexual abuse victims agree: Preparing to answer questions about an alleged sexual assault is both incredibly intense and, possibly, deeply traumatizing.
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The principal of the school, Miki Nio, has apologized for the incident, and the offending teachers are now on leave—but not before traumatizing the student body with their "inexcusable" actions, according to Nio.
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Speaking in Savona, a port city in northwestern Italy that gave the church two popes, Mr. Zanardi, 48, said the victimization went on for years, traumatizing him and leading to a substance abuse problem.
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Just judging by all that, the movie, which Amazon plans to release sometime this fall, sounds like it might give Hereditary a run for its money as the most traumatizing horror flick of 2018.
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So when Culpo, who is the new ambassador of GHD hair products, sat down with PeopleStyle for our 5 Questions video series, we had to ask her if she's ever had a traumatizing hair experience.
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Since 295, when Adrian Chen detailed the harsh working conditions for content moderators at social networks for Wired, Facebook has been sensitive to the criticism that it is traumatizing some of its lowest-paid workers.
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Not long after the star witness in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial testified about a traumatizing sexual encounter with the Hollywood producer and another woman, defense attorney Donna Rotunno approached the lectern for her cross-examination.
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Today, she is Donna Rice Hughes, 60, and she was not alone when she settled into a private Sony Pictures screening room in August to see those long-ago traumatizing days replayed on the screen.
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"Not having the ability to understand where everybody went was very, very traumatizing," Mr. Pomeranc, 58, a prominent New York City hotelier, said recently as he sat in the lobby of his hotel, Sixty SoHo.
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Mercedes had started missing visits again and turning up late, and after several warnings Judge Sherman became so concerned about the traumatizing effect her behavior was having on the children that she cancelled visits altogether.
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Sanchez delivered her famous poem "Middle Passage," a hollowing plea that asks its listeners to understand the depths of pain incurred by, and still traumatizing to, Black Americans as a result of the slave trade.
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David RobinsonBethlehem, N.H. To the Editor: By separating children from their parents, imprisoning, mistreating and traumatizing them, President Trump ends any chance that these children can grow up to be useful citizens of any country.
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So much of Big Little Lies season 2 is about Celeste's reconciliation between her intense sexual chemistry with Perry, the traumatizing abuse of their marriage, and the way those two forces bled into each other.
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Hearing Republican Senators call it a smear campaign, that "all 17 year olds do it," that "it doesn't matter what a 17 year old does in their future" is re-traumatizing in and of itself.
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I feel a sudden wave of anxiety about the procedure (a different doctor failed to insert it a couple months earlier and it was mildly traumatizing), as well as feeling unprepared for the week ahead.
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It's like re-traumatizing yourself over and over and I just find it really interesting that's the main Indigenous genre people want to see and it is just the same story over and over again.
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"This prevalence of de facto forced family separation would have a lasting and traumatizing impact on the lives of the US citizen children of TPS recipients and would irreparably harm American families," the report says.
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"Again, my name is Barbara L'Italien, and I refuse to believe that our only options are open borders or traumatizing —" she said before the control room cut her off and removed her from the screen.
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Covering American life is like covering one of those traumatizing Eugene O'Neill plays about a family where everyone screams at each other all night and then when dawn breaks you get to leave the theater.
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And he is uniquely qualified for the job: he spent much of his youth in and out of the criminal justice system, with his first experience in solitary traumatizing him as a six-year-old.
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For many who work as organizers, activists, providers of resources for victims, or public commentators, the continual public focus on testimonies of sexual assault has at times been vexing, re-traumatizing, and otherwise difficult to endure.
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"Being told I had cancer was awful, but then to go through all of the treatment and surgery, to then be told it was unnecessary was traumatizing," the Stoke-on-Trent, England native told the outlet.
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"Melodie has suffered greatly over the past few months and continues to move her family forward after the emotionally traumatizing events of September 21, 2600," when her husband killed himself, said the law firm Kelleher & Buckley.
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He said he was so sorry and hoped that didn't offend anyone and let us know that if we want to complain or go to student services or get help after this traumatizing event, we could.
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"And for staffers courageous enough to speak out, this pain is compounded by having to navigate an antiquated, unfair, and traumatizing dispute resolution system that Congress currently uses to address harassment and discrimination," the letter continues.
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What Laurie went through in 1978 was traumatizing, to be sure, but the new film sometimes acts as if she experienced all 11 movies' worth of trauma before decamping to her hideout, not just the one.
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The vet's office was inside a mall or heavily foot-trafficked plaza or something so the sitter put the dog in a duffel bag to carry it in without looking like a weirdo or traumatizing anyone.
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That process is not just traumatizing for the individual moderators who are forced to watch the horrific footage, it's also an imperfect system to limit its reach — particularly in a fast-moving event like Friday's tragedy.
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They says the manner of the release — a media exclusive to the Toronto Star on a Friday afternoon with no warning — "abhorrent" and "degrading," citing its potential to be emotionally traumatizing for friends and family members.
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When the former had young victims show up in court — girls with their hair in pigtails and mary jane shoes on their feet, Hoffman said — those cases became infinitely more "traumatizing" to decide than capital punishment cases.
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"Conditions in US detention facilities, which include forcing children to sleep on cement floors, open toilets, constant light exposure, insufficient food and water, no bathing facilities, and extremely cold temperatures, are traumatizing for children," the AAP wrote.
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People at the head of this industry right now have seen such a transformation with social media that maybe we've lost a little bit of perspective, maybe we're traumatized — it's been traumatizing over the last ten years.
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Last year, back when Ari Aster's Hereditary was traumatizing audiences at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival, A24 had a great idea: Why not scare filmgoers even more by sneaking horrifying dolls from the movie into their hotels?
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Bathing in beer may seem like a nightmare scenario for some, especially if you wake up covered in the stuff, but according to an Icelandic spa, bathing in the good stuff could prove more beneficial than traumatizing.
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I said hello to him and he went downstairs for some sort of MRI, you know, a scan and we came back up and he had a seizure and he died and that was really fucking traumatizing.
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In the 12-page statement provided to BuzzFeed, the woman described the arduous and traumatizing process of having a rape kit done and not being able to recall the previous night's events due to her severe intoxication.
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If Dustin, Alana and especially Jim — a Brit who finds the whole concept insane and traumatizing — are unable to see what their whiteness has to do with it, we in the audience see it all too clearly.
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If you were looking to fill in a hole in your collection, as I was, without navigating the traumatizing online resale ecosystem, you could just walk right in, try a pair on and walk out with it.
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Despite the country's growing preoccupation with Islamic terrorism, the suggestions from Mr. de Maizière met immediate resistance in a country left deeply wary of centralized power by its traumatizing history with totalitarian government, both fascist and communist.
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Silicon Valley was caught flat-footed and open-mouthed in the wake of a traumatizing election season Even if they had expressed these thoughts beforehand, it still might not have mattered: Silicon Valley was, and still is, in its own echo chamber, caught flat-footed and open-mouthed in the wake of a traumatizing election season; building cool new products for people every day but having underestimated the extent to which people were willing to vote for a productized presidential candidate, one who at some level rejects their techno-utopianism.
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I really encourage survivors of sexual abuse to not read comments of stories because those can be purely attacking and victim-blaming, and you get other people fighting back and it's this ugliness that can be re-traumatizing.
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The 46-year-old actress, who is experiencing a resurgence in her career thanks to her acclaimed role on Stranger Things, recounted her traumatizing experience getting bullied in junior high in a recently resurfaced story from her biography.
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After five seasons of traumatizing its characters—and sometimes, its audience—Game of Thrones has spent quite a bit of its current season examining the consequences of the violence it splashes so liberally, and lavishly, on the screen.
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And imagine a world where a woman who is called upon to speak about a traumatizing experience of her life can feel free to object or say "no," and others in the room would have to accommodate her.
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Comedy is already a man's world, and adding discussion of one of the most traumatizing things that can happen to a person—something that happens to women with agonizing regularity—goes against conventional wisdom, to say the least.
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According to Chase Strangio, a staff attorney at the ACLU LBGT & HIV Project, placing trans people in solitary further isolates them in what is already a deeply traumatizing environment—a sex-segregated world that refutes their very existence.
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Even in states where similar relief legislation exists, the battle for expungement can be difficult and traumatizing, and survivors continue to be coerced into testifying against their traffickers even when their lives are at risk by doing so.
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Since the beginning of the conflict in 2013, South Sudanese army soldiers have been accused of using rape and other forms of sexual violence as a tactic of war, aimed at systematically traumatizing and humiliating entire ethnic groups.
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New Jersey resident Andrew Petrozziello, one of the many people who actually paid obscene amounts of money for a luxurious getaway, filed a lawsuit against Fyre Fest organizers last Tuesday to recover cash he spent on the traumatizing experience.
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His devastating Erased Lynching series manipulates historical photographs of lynchings so that the victim can't be seen, minimizing the harm of re-traumatizing communities who might view this work, and also drawing focus toward the perpetrators of violent racism.
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The entire experience was traumatizing from the moment I knew my child was no longer living, all the way through the D&C, and the recovery period which reminds you every moment that your body is eliminating a pregnancy.
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Speaking with fiancé Jason Sudeikis, who guest-hosted Ellen on Wednesday, Wilde, 35, revealed that a recent trip to Disneyland was a traumatizing experience — not only for their then-4-year-old son, Otis, but for her as well.
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" Monahan, an organizer with the environmental group the Sierra Club, has said she would not release the video if she did find it, telling CNN, "It's not on me to show embarrassing and traumatizing video that impacts both families.
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But the audience seemed to settle into the story, based on Ben Fountain's novel of the same title, about an Army soldier who participates in a football halftime show while also reminded of his traumatizing combat experiences in Iraq.
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Media mogul Oprah Winfrey battled the traumatizing mental effects of childhood abuse, and faced sexual harassment and racism as a young professional trying to break into TV. All three, however, said that working through these hardships made them stronger.
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The first full trailer for Midsommar—director Ari Aster's follow-up to the most traumatizing movie of 2018—is here, and the thing looks about as different from Hereditary as Aster could get without sacrificing any of the horror.
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In later years, two more amendments were inserted to allow access to information about abortion and give the freedom to travel for abortion—an onerous, traumatizing process for the thousands of women who make the trip abroad every year.
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J.P. Covering Ugly God's absurdist and extremely lewd viral rap hit "Water" will either be the smartest, bravest choice Earl St. Clair, a very capable, young rural blues-soul singer, has ever made, or by far the most traumatizing.
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After releasing a gorgeous, delicate queer romance with Call Me by Your Name, director Luca Guadagnino took a sharp 180 and decided to make what's rumored to be one of the most traumatizing horror movies of the year: Suspiria.
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We were wondering how to indulge that interest without traumatizing our offspring and someone suggested bone-conduction headphones, which send sound vibrations through the bones of your cheeks and jaw, keeping your ears open so you remain aware of surrounding noises.
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But the government has to be bigger than that to say what are we going to do about it because there are children who are there, who are alone, and it is traumatic from them, it&aposs traumatizing for them.
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"While the mechanism of action is not entirely clear, it is likely due to the fish traumatizing the nail matrix," Sheri Lipner, an assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University's Weill Cornell Medicine and the woman's doctor, told the website.
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This early suicide scene is nothing short of traumatizing For one, the tone of the film encourages us to view those who fight to survive that darkness in the real world with abject horror rather than any sort of empathy.
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Before he signed on to play Bill, Jason Ritter also wanted to know exactly how Fox intended to shoot Bill's scenes with Jenny "so that we weren't traumatizing an entire new person in order to tell a story," he said.
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" When now-disgraced Today host Megyn Kelly asked the young woman, who credited watching shows like Walking Dead for preparing her with self-defense tips, how she could be so pragmatic about the traumatizing event, Terra admitted, "Lots of therapy.
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She notes that the experience, after 16 years of working with top directors and cinematographers, was "the most traumatizing of her career" — suggesting that the on-set harassment of women is hardly isolated to what you read in court filings.
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" Grove points to another theory, promoted by Clinton confidant Sidney Blumenthal, that the Times "has long been trying to redeem itself with Clinton scandal coverage after the institutionally traumatizing humiliation of being beaten by the Post on the Watergate scandal.
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New stories about Kate Spade's death have been graphic, have given specific details that are surely traumatizing for those who knew and loved Spade (as well as for suicide loss survivors like myself who lost loved ones to the same method).
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The detention system can be traumatizing in itself, and according to Reisz, more immigrants are simply choosing to give up and be deported rather than appeal negative asylum decisions and stay in detention while they wait for the appeal hearing.
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" The letter, first published by Variety, goes on to say that female staffers were also "spoken to in ways that ran the spectrum from deeply upsetting, to traumatizing, to downright illegal" and some "put in positions where we felt physically unsafe.
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A24's new horror film Hereditary doesn't come out until June 8, but it's already acquired a good deal of hype thanks to reportedly traumatizing viewers when it debuted in Sundance; many are calling it the scariest movie of the year.
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But further traumatizing children whose lives have already been upended, and detaining them indefinitely, serves only to deepen the shame of this country's treatment of vulnerable brown-skinned children, many of whom will spend a lifetime recovering from our failures.
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Rather than traumatizing Weiss, Wilensky's matter-of-factness about the chocolate penises makes Weiss feel that she has passed a maturity test — that she's been given a privileged glimpse into the adult world from which she is usually, conspiratorially, barred.
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Kennedy creates a Psych Corps with the goal of treating the vets through a process of therapeutic amnesia, whereby the traumatic memories are "enfolded" after a course of re-enactment of the traumatizing events and ingestion of a drug called Tripizoid.
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Despite Facebook's insistence that it's improved conditions for workers, the new time management policy and the on-going demands of meeting the quality score has further eroded the time employees can use to de-stress after interacting with traumatizing content.
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Perhaps a different artist could have explored this tension in a way that didn't feel like a traumatizing bait-and-switch, but the moral irresponsibility of invoking imagery of this nature without an unassailable message is almost too much to bear.
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Among the stories were a Washington Post op-ed accusing the Trump administration of deporting Mauritanian immigrants back to "modern-day slavery," while another from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) showed the traumatizing effects of family separations on young children.
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READ: Judge reminds cops that strip searches are not routine procedure "No child should ever be subjected to invasive, humiliating, traumatizing strip searches carried out by strangers to see their loved one in prison," the ACLU of Virginia tweeted on Thursday.
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The reason that the Challenger disaster has become a touchstone, apart from traumatizing a nation full of schoolchildren, is because January 24.5, 29 was the day that that the dream of space travel for the average Joe died a little.
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The reason that the Challenger disaster has become a touchstone, apart from traumatizing a nation full of schoolchildren, is because January 22050, 1986 was the day that that the dream of space travel for the average Joe died a little.
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"While the mechanism of action is not entirely clear, it is likely due to the fish traumatizing the nail matrix," Sheri Lipner, an assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University's Weill Cornell Medicine and the woman's treating doctor, told Gizmodo via email.
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When a police officer comes around to ask Jerrod for his eyewitness account, Jerrod is forced to acknowledge the fact that running from a mass shooter when he was just trying to buy a food court pretzel might have been legitimately traumatizing.
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"Now, speaking of our kids, I do want to take this opportunity in front of a bunch of people to ask you, why do you keep traumatizing our son at amusement parks?" the former Saturday Night Live cast member jokingly asked Wilde.
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" He went on to explain that the sight of his weeks-old infant wearing an IV was more than a little traumatizing, saying, "You start to see a little IV on a little baby and you're like, 'Oh my god, this is crazy.
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Suspiria is out in a few weeks, so you can keep an eye out for the rubber peen swinging inside Ebersdorf's pants when it hits theaters October 26—if you aren't too busy puking up your popcorn from that traumatizing ballet scene.
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"If someone tells their story and then they need to be questioned on it, that can be an incredibly invasive and traumatizing experience," a former Obama Justice Department Official who oversaw civil rights enforcement in education settings, Anurima Bhargava, told the Journal.
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The Most Important Season 4 Episodes Cheat Mode: Just watch "The Lion And The Rose" and "Oathkeeper" Season 4, Episode 2: "The Lion and the Rose" Less traumatizing than the Red Wedding, the Purple Wedding is just as important for the fate of Westeros.
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Only when she reflected on it some years later did she realize how traumatizing the interview had been — Chopra said Khan had asked her how many times a week she masturbated and whether she had ever been sexually abused (which she told Khan she had).
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"It's traumatizing to think that you take your loved one in and you think they're treated with dignity and respect and they're actually just looked at as a piece of meat and market value," said Colorado state Senator Don Coram, who sponsored the act.
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And with portrayals of these intersectional wounds, there is a fine line between sensationalizing Black pain — and re-traumatizing Black viewers in the process — and using it as a catalyst to inspire, educate, and develop a deeper appreciation for the people who shape Black culture.
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"It can be very traumatizing after (an attack), and to be able to have an advocate that's able to talk with them in the precinct and link them to services that they may not even know about can be really supportive," Clark-Hilliard said.
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Gail Saltz, psychiatrist, author, and associate professor of psychiatry at the NY Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of Medicine, echoes what we can assume: that this kind of treatment is not only physically painful and potentially dangerous, but also psychologically traumatizing to postpartum mothers.
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Janelle Monae gave a moving introduction to Kesha's performance, echoing sentiments of both the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements in which women across industries and on social media have courageously come forward to share traumatizing experiences they've suffered at the hands of powerful, abusive men.
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Humanizing one of the world's most dehumanized populations, Lady Killers reveals that Báthory was a product of inbreeding, witnessed traumatizing violence during childhood, got engaged at 10, learned to torture and kill from her husband Nádasdy and companion Darvolya, and probably never bathed in blood.
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For many mothers who wanted to breast-feed but found that it didn't work out for them, being asked whether or not you're breast-feeding can be re-traumatizing, even if the person who asks the question has only the best intentions at heart.
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It's heartbreaking that they had to go through such a traumatizing event to gain the platform they have now, but so many have joined the movement so that no one else would have to see the empty chairs of students whose lives were stolen.
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The result can be traumatizing and destructive, as in the case of Bronx native Kalief Browder, who committed suicide not long after spending three years in NYC's hellish Rikers Island jail (his family couldn't pay bail when he was accused of stealing a backpack).
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While the scene sheds a light on why Jack is battling so many demons — the Vietnam War was infamously traumatizing for the service people who came back home — it also reveals the vet has been hiding a major truth about himself for at least a decade.
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First of all, if anyone happened to miss the post-credits scenes in Sharp Objects, that's OK. They were tacked on at the end of the credits so it's entirely forgivable that the ending was so traumatizing as to dissuade people from watching to the end.
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The experience was traumatizing—his lamp ran out of fuel, and the only sound, according to a contemporary newspaper account of his rescue, was the "bats above his head and the feel of their tiny skeletons under his boots"—but it didn't put him off caving.
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There was National Enquirer, Star (before it became a glossy US Weekly ripoff), the Sun, and Globe, all on cheap newsprint that turned your fingertips gray, and there was little that my mom could do to stop me from the joys of traumatizing myself with their contents.
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But the traumatizing effects put the attack in the same category as the Beslan school siege in Russia, the Peshawar school massacre in Pakistan and the mass kidnapping of schoolgirls in Chibok, Nigeria: It grabbed the adult world's attention in ways that some indiscriminate attacks do not.
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Gays and lesbians are no strangers to discrimination and violence, but "historically, gay clubs and bars are a safe place so for that type of environment to be the victim of this is just very traumatizing," said Ida Eskamani, development officer for Equality Florida, an advocacy group.
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"It was very emotional and very traumatizing," she said, not referring to the abortion itself but rather to the stigma and shame she'd been forced to endure and the barriers she had to go up against, just because she wanted to determine her own future on her own terms.
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After making 2014's The Babadook, a masterfully wrought, traumatizing horror flick whose titular villain somehow became a queer icon, director Jennifer Kent is finally back with a follow-up—and from the looks of the trailer, this thing is going to be even more disturbing than her debut.
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The dogs have been there as students and teachers grappled with the suicides of two Parkland teens this spring, a spate of traumatizing false fire alarms, the first anniversary of the massacre, the unexpected news that their principal was leaving, school shootings across the country, and other challenges.
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The first email I opened up this morning arrived from the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, which called out HBO for "building a legacy of rape culture entertainment," for potentially re-traumatizing viewers who have experienced sexual assault themselves, and not least of all for disrespecting women at large.
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The final montage, set against a Creedence Clearwater Revival cover of "Have You Ever Seen the Rain," cuts between the death of Bonnie's mother; a renewal of Madeline and Ed's marriage vows; Jane's reclamation of her sexual autonomy after a traumatizing assault; Mary Louise returning to San Francisco.
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But despite her recent hiatus from social media after her traumatizing robbery in Paris, there's still a way to get an even more intimate look at her life — via the more than 120 new photos that she just released in the updated version of her book, Selfish: More Me!.
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Left without any semblance of an understanding as to what the hell is going on here, all we can really do is break down why it's so upsetting and rank its most traumatizing moments into a list, to create some shred of order in this truly messed-up universe.
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In season 3, a flashback revealed the traumatizing memory that she was raped by father-in-law Big Jerry (Barry Bostwick), which led to a pregnancy and ultimately not knowing the paternity of her late son Jerry Jr. (Dylan Minnette) who died from a sub-strain of Meningitis.
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And the ramifications of ending the nuclear deal may yet weigh on the President's mind as he contemplates the prospect of traumatizing relations with key US allies and the prospect of another nuclear crisis to add to the showdown with North Korea if Iran then races for the bomb.
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They may opt for grueling, painful treatments when there is no real hope of recovery, or spend a traumatizing month in the ICU when they've passed the age at which their bodies are capable of recovery, and would be happier in hospice, or at home surrounded by their families.
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But as the UC Irvine researchers—and a story in WIRED—noted, Price's extraordinary feats of recollection were accompanied by a kind of obsessive-compulsive fixation on recording the details of her life, one that appeared to have taken root after a "traumatizing" move to LA when she was a girl.
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His other ex-wife, Helen, is sticking with him despite it all — despite even the fact that he never told her he almost hit on his own daughter in a hot tub years earlier, a traumatizing event that cost him his relationship with Whitney for much of the intervening time.
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So we're too often indifferent to Muslim victims of terrorism not only because to be otherwise would force us to rethink our assumptions about Islam (that it is a violent religion), but that it would force us to accept some measure of culpability in the events so traumatizing the world.
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You can read the ProPublica story and spoil yourself on what happens (as I ultimately had to — though the mere existence of this series suggests in and of itself that a culprit was eventually caught) and still decide you don't want to watch, because those handful of moments are too traumatizing.
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"This whole #MeToo [movement] this has been wonderful, but it has been highly traumatizing for me on a personal level just because I have had to revisit my past and my demons in a way that I really had not fully explored... I had not really dealt with past traumas," Sorvino said tearfully.
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By forcing crisis pregnancy centers to explicitly declare whether or not they provide abortions, and then labeling their ads in an obvious way, it helps to eliminate the risk of a woman with an unplanned pregnancy from being manipulated online, which can lead to a traumatizing and scientifically untruthful in-person experience.
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Free from the commercial razzmatazz of public-facing events such as Gamescom or EGX, GDC carries a sense of peaceful sincerity that makes it far less traumatizing to attend—and, worryingly, harder to relate to consumers at home, whom we train to associate "progress" with exclusive trailers, booth babes, and free T-shirts.
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Brayan's story, pieced together from interviews with him, his father and his grandmother — whose last names are being withheld because they are undocumented — shows just how hard the government is making the reunification process, and why every step of the zero-tolerance policy is needlessly traumatizing for thousands of children and their families.
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So imagine if from Day 1 the Republicans had protested President Trump's many lies, had demanded he separate himself and his children from their business interests, had upheld norms in environmental regulation, had held hearings as soon as it was obvious that Mr. Trump was permanently traumatizing immigrant children, and so forth.
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Like, say, a reality TV lead choosing the kind of man who once liked memes about school shooting survivor David Hogg being a crisis actor (before he got caught and apologized) over the kind of guy who survived a school shooting and has the emotional intelligence to share his feelings about that traumatizing situation.
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There was once a time when America's students and faculty were united in their desire to defend their free-speech prerogatives, but no longer: Universities are now hypervigilant about protecting students from ideas that might be considered offensive or traumatizing, and many students are hyper-assertive in their demands to be protected from them.
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Obviously, the authorities should crack down on that, but it's increasingly clear that family separation is in part about traumatizing children so as to discourage parents from coming to the U.S. Indeed, the White House chief of staff, John Kelly, said publicly last year that he was considering routine family separation "to deter" new arrivals.
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Bernard, reeling from the fact the traumatizing death of his "son" Charlie (Paul-Mikél Williams) is a false "cornerstone" memory, his creator Robot Ford (Anthony Hopkins) has manipulated him and his memories for decades, and, likely, the reminder Ford had him kill his lover Theresa Cullen (Sidse Babett Knudsen), decides it's time to gain revenge on his maker.
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"The thing that was really appealing to me was all of these events that take place in the [Harry Potter] books would be very traumatizing to all the other kids at the school and we never really get to see the other children's reactions," Puffs writer Matt Cox told Mashable about the idea for the spoof.
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Seeing as we're all in the process of mentally erasing and rewinding our way into the great Restart button that is 2018 anyway, we decided to rip out the painful stitches of some of those musical memories in our friends and colleagues by getting them to tell us the traumatizing stories behind their most hated tracks.
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In a new interview with GameSpot, Aster discussed one of his favorite cut scenes that will likely wind up in the new version: There's no word on when, exactly, Aster will release his new, potentially three-hour director's cut, or what new footage we might see, but it's terrifying just to imagine a version more traumatizing than the original.
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We don't get our answer until nearly the end of the teen drama, with the 11th installment, "Tape Six, Side A." By the time we get to No. 11, we've seen the endless traumatizing interactions Hannah had with guys, from Justin's widely-circulated underwear photo of her to the horrifying moment she witnesses Bryce rape Jessica at a party.
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"In a trafficking situation graphic illustrations are all the more useful to give the reader a sense of the remote places people are trafficked from - with a different language, culture and practices - to the final destination which is completely unfamiliar and traumatizing," Neha Dixit, author of the story 'Girl Not from Madras', told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Around 250 people walked out of the theater, and a handful of them needed urgent medical attention, a scene captured in this batshit report from the BBC: Congratulations, Gaspar Noé: Your screening was truly, fully a shitshow, an event so deeply traumatizing that you left people in literal shock, gasping for air, receiving treatment from a fire brigade.
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The Democratic National Committee deluded the party's faithful into believing that this was "her time" to break the glass ceiling and that because Trump's rhetoric was so divisive, violent and traumatizing, Clinton could simply leap over the significant hurdles of gender, her own personal image and all of the baggage that accompanies her and her husband.
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Honesty is generally too much to expect from this administration, but this is a case where it would be useful for everyone if the Trump White House just admitted that this policy was conceived as a deterrent — traumatizing a certain number of families in the hopes of bringing greater order to the border in the long run.
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"Even if it's just one stop, if you're being stopped because you're black, whether you were thrown up against the wall or spoken to politely, it's traumatizing," Bandele said, describing how black students at her daughter's high school could be stopped, separated from the white peers they were walking with, and questioned on their way to class.
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In a country often defined by its horrific genocide in 2800, when an estimated 800,000 people — mostly Tutsi men, women and children — were killed in 100 days, a new generation of passionate designers wants to create a future where their African nation is known for producing stylish clothes and accessories and not only its dark, traumatizing past.
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"What I love about 'Waves' is the message of healing," Russell said, "and that nobody's perfect." theater In the most daring Broadway debut this year, Jeremy O. Harris pushed boundaries with "Slave Play," a show about "antebellum sexual performance therapy" that offers sexual content warnings and unflinchingly takes on the traumatizing legacy of slavery on black Americans.
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Its creator, Chris Stroop, a former evangelical Christian, urged those who had attended Christian schools to use it and "tell how traumatizing those bastions of bigotry are," calling out Vice President Mike Pence, whose wife decided two weeks ago to return to teaching at a private Christian school that does not allow gay, bisexual or transgender students, parents or employees.
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The story follows several decades' worth of lawsuits against Kelly that alleged he'd engaged in traumatizing sexual relationships with young women, some of them underage — but few of the women named in those suits were willing to come forward and speak to the press, presumably at least in part because they'd signed nondisclosure agreements with Kelly in exchange for settlement money.
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Over the course of six decades, he had been accused of using church money to fund his morphine addiction; courting, and in one case, privately marrying, much younger women while posing as a wealthy oil entrepreneur; fathering six children with three different women; and abusing and psychosexually traumatizing more than 20 (possibly as many as 100) former seminarians and young boys, including his own sons.
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Apply that logic to VR, where being embodied as an avatar means you have personal boundaries that can be violated, and where spatialized audio and haptic feedback lets you hear and feel what other people are saying and doing to you, and you're looking at a potential for harassment and toxic behavior that's exponentially more visceral and traumatizing than anything on conventional social media.
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Related: Abortion Advocates Are Suing Only Canadian Province That Doesn't Allow Abortions "We are asking that this right [to abortions] be protected by guaranteeing Quebec women's safe and confidential care, because walking through a group of protesters before undergoing an abortion has real consequences and for many, makes this already difficult procedure event more traumatizing," read the missive, which was signed by nearly 20 Quebec doctors.
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Sen. Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) accused the Trump administration on Friday of designing federal immigration policy with the intent of "traumatizing" children of migrant parents who come to the U.S. seeking asylum.
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James Scully, an industry casting director — one of a number of professionals who screen and select models for runway shows, ad campaigns and magazine photo shoots, with and on behalf of designers — took to the platform to accuse Maida Gregori Boina and Rami Fernandes, a prominent pair of fellow casting directors, of mistreating models and subjecting them to what he called traumatizing conditions during the casting process for the fall Balenciaga show.
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They will remember whether their community stood beside them as they faced ruthless attacks on social media, merciless characterizations on news publications … It's not funny, but nor is it racism, even if it enrages people who are reminded of racism when they see it … Dr. Mueller, Baraboo police department, and all others involved, you don't have to appease the national mob and prove your commitment to diversity and tolerance by humiliating and further traumatizing our boys.
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