Duck the flying nail
Whenever we encounter a trigger after trauma, a strong emotional and behavioral reaction comes over us. It’s as if we are reliving that trauma all over again, especially when an event is attached to it. The universal trigger for fear is the threat of harm, real or imagined.
These threats could be to our physical, emotional, or psychological well-being. Fear, triggered by the amygdala, is one of nature’s earliest survival mechanisms. Instinctively, @DeneitraM keeps ducking when passing lawn mowers. Given her secondhand experience, it seems a natural reaction for her to do so.
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