The Posttraumatic Stress Cup Information

The reason is actually rather easy, and easier to demonstrate than normally explain, why more readily those with PTSD have a tendency to get angry quicker, and faster than others at small dumb things.

Let me explain this, and you'll better comprehend the difference to those with PTSD, and people without.

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The obvious, when something goes wrong, or is really hindering you, is typically classified as "bad stress", which consists such matters as paying invoices, money, relationships, getting fired from your job, etc etc etc. Bad anxiety stress cup is got by everybody at some stage of their day; it simply depends on the individual themself, as well as the sum.

Now, as you can see, an ordinary man is represented by Cup 2, and with both bad and good stress. They still have plenty of room in their cup without overflowing (bursting, fury, wrath, etc etc). Before being shoved on the border, a regular man can take a lot of anxiety in the PTSD cup their everyday life.

The situation with that is that we still possess the exact same quantity of bad and nice stress as everyone else, though we also have this big ball of PTSD which contains our traumas and more.

As you can see from this cup, with good pressure and PTSD, you actually don't have much room for anything else. A little "bad stress" to get a person with PTSD, and they overflow fairly fast compared to anyone else.