Talking Through Tragedy Not Necessarily Beneficial
A study conducted by the University of Buffalo found that people who discuss their feelings following a tragedy are no more likely to feel better later than those who don't. What do you think?
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This is all the more reason not to listen when people start yammering about their problems.
Tim Pew
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I think our news organizations would tend to differ with these findings.
Marissa Harvey
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The only way I can deal with the trauma of losing my left arm is to call that corn picker a piece of shit.
Martin Howard
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