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The reason is actually fairly easy, and simpler to show than generally describe, why more PTSD readily those with PTSD tend to get upset quicker, and more rapid than others at little dumb things.

I'd like to clarify this, and you'll better comprehend the difference to those with PTSD, and people without.

No issues with that one.

The evident, when something goes wrong, or is actually hindering you, is usually stressor cup classified as "bad stress", which consists such things as paying bills, cash, relationships, getting fired from your job, etc etc etc. Everybody gets terrible anxiety at some stage in their day; it simply is dependent upon the sum, as well as the person themself.

As you can see, a person that is normal is represented by Cup 2, and with both bad and good anxiety. They still have a lot of room inside their cup without overflowing (exploding, fury, fury, etc etc). A normal man can take a great deal of tension in their daily life, before being pushed on the edge.

The situation with that is that we possess exactly the same number of poor and nice pressure as everyone else, though we also have this enormous chunk of PTSD which comprises much more and our traumas.

As you can view from this cup, with good stress and PTSD, you actually do not have much room for anything else. A little "bad stress" for a person with PTSD, and they overflow fairly quickly compared to anyone else.