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Well, if we think of trauma as touching a hot stove and being burned.
The memory of said burn will cause one to act differently in attempt to avoid painful burns in the future.
A necessary memory to hold for the continuation of said individual who desires not to be constantly nursing burns.
Quoting: Seer777 Interesting. But what use does the emotional attachment of being burned truly serve? As a reminder? What about those who never touched the stove and never will? How do they do it? Whatever has to be learned has to be learned the hard way.
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