10 Trigger Quotes with Images ๐ธ๐ผ๏ธ
Trigger Quotes
1. Although they may do this in ways which seem harmless, itโs a common tactic to trigger fear and doubt.
Tags: Fear | Emotional Blackmail | Harmless | Tactic | Manipulation | Trigger | Doubtful |
2. Understanding what triggers you to self-harm is a vital step to recovery.
Tags: Self Harm | Solution | Trigger |
3. Even bad suggestions can trigger good ideas. Always be open to listening.
Tags: Bad Idea | Trigger | Good Ideas | Listening a Person |
4. Emotional Refractory period is a system that is meant to keep you in the same anxious state that youโre already in. It wants to keep you in a place of fear and deeply sensitized, keeping you looking over your shoulder for the next potential threat. It will take information from the outside world, that re-triggers the state that you are already in.
You will not perceive good things around you as good.
Walking on the road and feeling sensitized, wondering are there any people around who would help me if I have a panic attack, or worse.
Tags: Health Anxiety | Anxiety | Fear | Threatening | Trigger | Panic Attack |
5. How to manage anger?
Write out when do you get angry?
What are the triggers?
What is your typical response do those triggers?
Consider these questions to assess whether your anger is harmful or helpful.
do you yell or swear? do you lash out or hit someone? do you manipulate or try to control others? do you mumble under your breath? do you think others are not as good as you are?
if you answered these questions with โyesโ or a โmaybeโ, then you have an anger problem and the next step is to admit that you have a problem with the anger. once you admit that you have a problem you are on the path to change.
Tags: Anger | Harmful | Self Help | Manipulation | Trigger | Swearing | Screaming | Controlling | Admitting | Problems | Realization |
6. A lot of things that we think our spouse or kids โshouldโ do, the ability to self-regulate, be motivated, respectful, and complying by the boundaries and rules - all of those things are skills.
They are struggling, and they need skills and you are there to coach them, not be angry at them every time they have a slip up or say something that trigger you.
Compassion will just come naturally.
Tags: Compassion | Anger | Relationship | Parenting | Life Struggle | Disrespect | Respect | Life Coach | Crossing the Line | Trigger |
7. The more fearful and curious we become about what problem we might have, the more adrenaline is released, making your symptoms and sensations stronger.
People are unaware that their symptoms are nervous (emotional) in origin and follow a well recognized pattern. The pattern of continuous fear and tension is what breeds anxiety and triggers those symptoms.
Tags: Health Anxiety | Anxiety | Adrenaline | Fight or Flight | Nervous System | Emotional | Emotionally Drained | Fear | Trigger |
8. Anger is a primary emotion that quickly triggers the brain - within 1/20th of a second. We often are primed to get angry because we are experiencing โotherโ issues like Low self-worth, unmet goals, disappointments, abuse, expectations, fear, selfishness, sins, skill deficits, stress or other emotional or relationship problems.
Tags: Anger | Emotions | Trigger | Brain | Self Worth | Life Goals | Relationship Goals | Disappointment | Abuse | Emotional Abuse | Expectations | Fear | Selfishness | Sinner | Soft Skills | Stress | Relationship | Anxiety |
9. Learn to take breaks. Timeout immediately. You can walk away from situations and people who trigger your anger. Tell that person that you will get back to them in an hour or two. Give yourself time to cool off. Do diaphragmatic breathing listen to soothing nature sounds. Take a walk. Pray.
Tags: Anger | Timeout | Complicated Situation | Awkward Situation | Trigger | Breathing | Nature | Sound | Walking | Prayer | Mental Health | Peace |
10. Knowing yourself and your triggers is very important. Being able to change your thinking and renewing our minds.
Tags: Anger | Trigger | Change | Thinking | Mind Control | Self Awareness |