I think someone said it's used to gaslight and minimise the seriousness of someone's story. The same way we say unalive on TikTok as it minimises the meaning but people only say that because the other dead words get you banned
Oh. I’d never thought of it quite that way.
Some of the stuff said is horrific. I’ve never thought it wasn’t serious s, it just blows my mind how they’ll go into a box saying “this is my first time going live <insert something deeply horrific> then say, that’s all I have to say …can you drop me from the box”
Meanwhile, I’m sat on the sofa triggered as do. Stuff like that I’ve only ever spoken to the nhs about… I personally couldn’t do with strangers knowing that sort of thing about me, let alone discussing it or referring to it in relation to a scummy TikTok creator.
Were any other words promoted as an alternative to using trauma dumping? I can’t think of anything else other than unloading