Thread: Mauro Ranallo deactivates Twitter after criticism from Corey Graves
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Old 11-26-2019, 07:33 AM   #61
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Originally Posted by The Dastardly One View Post
You know there's nothing wrong with getting triggered--it's all about how you react and internalize.

It's possible to be simultaneously get triggered, be super sad about something, but still stand up for yourself and be a man without having a full-on meltdown.
I want to say that the rules that apply to most of us do not necessarily apply to him because he's essentially "challenged". It's quite a predicament where I don't feel comfortable presenting a solution based on my personal experience.
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