Andrew Hussie answers all the questions. All of them.
See inside Homestuck, Book 3: Act 4: https://buff.ly/2Tda6yq
Today is My Birthday
This game puts you in the shoes of Thomas Wilkes, a drunk, depressed inner-city photographer, as he sets out to investigate a seemingly abandoned circus called Wonder Park - a place from his childhood. However, upon arrival, Thomas soon comes to realize that the theme park he once knew to be paradise has since become hell on Earth.
batbetbitbotbut: Thank you! My actual question is, what is trauma? Particularly trauma that doesn't stem from a single Traumatic Event (TM) -- like, trauma that comes from years of being treated as a "gifted" child, or from developing a disability slowly and quietly rather than in some big accident, or other non-obvious sources. What is trauma, what does it do to someone, why can two people go through the same shit and one comes out traumatised and the other does not? This is a big and vague question I know.
Yeah, “trauma” as a concept is kind of confusing because people think that to be traumatic, something has to be dramatic. And it doesn’t. In point of fact, when my province did its public messaging campaign for trauma-informed care, they completely replaced the word “trauma” with “toxic stress”.
This is gonna get long. For further reading, I’d suggest looking at the Child Trauma Academy’s Trauma and PTSD Library. And it will sound at the beginning like I’m answering some different question than yours, but I promise, I am.
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Mystery Skulls Animated - Hellbent
if you wanna play some catch up!
GHOST (part 1):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlEb3L1PIco&t=2s
FREAKING OUT (part 2):
One final reblog to keep on my front page! Thanks so much everybody!
Same here, last reblog if you haven’t seen the video! Thank you all so much for the amazing response! ;v;
Listen closely and you’ll hear its breathing, matching the sea’s perpetual keening
