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"I described an experience as 'traumatic.' Response: 'You're trivializing real trauma by using that word casually.' That's Argumentum ad Verbum—focusing on my word choice, not my experience. Maybe the word was imperfect; maybe not. Either way, my point about what I experienced remains unaddressed. Words matter, but using them as a shield against engagement is fallacy."
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