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Ancestrally triggered

When your DNA becomes activated from inherited trauma that was encoded into your ancestors DNA during events they’ve experienced.
The ocean scares me because my ancestors saw another of their brethren fall into the ocean; therefore I now am ancestrally triggered.
by The Tandems August 10, 2020
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Trigger Jelly

Also known as the Prostate it is a gland surrounding the neck of the bladder in male mammals and releasing prostatic fluid
Man 1: yo I got my trigger jelly checked yesterday. All clear!
by K33P3R March 28, 2021
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Trigger Happy

by The Garmenter April 5, 2023
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Triggered

When a human (mostly female) get's severely butt hurt and decides to act upon their rage in a severe manner.
Triggered: (first example)
"Kill all of the jews!" "This isn't funny, millions of jews died,and for what? For you to make some dumbass joke?

Triggered: (second example)
I hope all of you get cancer" "This isn't funny, millions of people died, and for what? For you to make some dumbass joke?
by Niggerbitchfaggotwhoreskank March 31, 2017
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trigger-foresight

An unholy, foul creature that subsists on innocent human souls.
I was once a happy person, but then I fell victim to Trigger-Foresight and ever since, I lost the joy of living.
by dtt@wifi March 31, 2017
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Goon Trigger

An intentionally arousing image, video, or sound that provokes the thought or impulse to goon.
You: "Yo bro, did you see that thumbnail of the half naked girl on Youtube?"
Friend: "Yeah bro that was a total goon trigger."
by dointricksonit April 1, 2025
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Trigger

Trigger is either an action or an object. It may refer to two things:
(1) An object in a firearm, commonly referred to as “the trigger”, that, when pressure is applied to it, causes the firearm to discharged, by means of a mechanism.
(2) An act or event that causes a reaction of some sort.

HOWEVER.
Trigger is NOT a word that can describe a negative reaction to a piece of literature, an opinion, a fact, or an opposing statement. The correct word for that is “overreacting”, or a combination of words, such as “an overly sensitive person who doesn’t like to hear opposing options”.
Don’t like it? Too bad. The word “trigger”, alongside many other words, is not yours to be manipulated.
(1) His finger had to pull the trigger, in order to save his own life, in the face of the attempted murder.
(2) She was having some bad allergies, triggered by the pollen in the air.
by TragedyIsMeFallingDownAManHole November 11, 2018
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