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Trauma Dumping (Deep Dive)

Dr Kirk Honda provides a lecture and critique about the concept of trauma dumping.

00:00 Intro

00:44 What do people think trauma dumping is? 

23:59 What is Dr. Kirk's definition?

57:05 What kind of impact can occur? 

1:00:07 Why do people trauma dump? 

1:21:08 Revisiting Love is Blind & Reddit

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April 9, 2025

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Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.

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Trauma Dumping (Deep Dive)

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I think one of the reasons the girl was talking about that was because she want to see how the other person reacts. If the other person is reacting harsh to that or emotionally immature (or how you want to call that) then he is not a save space. She started out by saying that she finds feeling safe with each other a important thing in a relationship ship, Then she started explaining something about her past what probably also explains why she thinks that is so important.. because she didn't have that and is aware she needs that. Like she also explained to him why its important by starting about that

Sabin

Appreciated your perspective here. Society and online discourse are so quick to pathologize anything potentially inappropriate or uncomfortable. We can hear information without being responsible for any particular response.

Amanda


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