I had a moment today where I was triggered and thankfully I knew WHY I felt triggered, and that made all the difference.

When you struggle with hopelessness and a distracted brain, along with bad interpersonal skills that affect your ability to work , this can greatly impact your financial planning for the future.

Taking care of yourself and not neglecting yourself is an important part of maintaining Complex PTSD. I also have a great response to use when someone mocks you.

I grew up around people who mock others regularly, and I want to share a few points about this.

A website I came across mentions an aspect of interpersonal struggles that are common for people with Complex PTSD; Chaotic Personal Relationships.

I was just reminded of the importance of being able to laugh at myself and find the humor in some things that I otherwise might not have.

Some possible solutions for boredom and hopelessness which can stem from isolating.

Some points about how assumptions can impact us and the importance of thinking logically regarding triggers and a skill I learned related to competency and survival.

I explain key similarities between the effects the actions a practical joker can have on people and why they can trigger people with Complex PTSD.

A book that inspires me to use my trauma and hopelessness to be creative. It's called The Geography of Genius, by Eric Weiner.