The Post Traumatic Stress Cup Meaning

Many people with PTSD struggle to know why they stress cup fly off the handle at such small things, i.e., the toilet roll is around the wrong way, someone walked in front of you, that stranger looked at you, etc etc. The reason is actually quite easy, and easier to demonstrate than generally clarify those with PTSD have a tendency to get angry quicker, more readily, and faster than others at small stupid things.

I want to explain this, and you will better understand the difference to those with PTSD, and those without.

Whether you realise it PTSD stressors represented or not, everybody has this thing called "good stress" in their life, which consists of such matters as getting out of bed, day to day endeavors, going to work, cooking dinner, etc etc. No problems with that one.

The clear, when something goes wrong, or is really hindering you, is normally classified as "bad stress", which consists such things as paying invoices, money, relationships, getting fired from your own job, etc etc etc. Everybody gets lousy anxiety at some period within their day; it merely depends upon the person themself, along with the amount.

Now, as you are able to observe, Cup 2 signifies a person that is normal, and with both positive and negative anxiety. They still have lots of room in their own cup without overflowing (exploding, rage, anger, etc etc). Before being pushed on the edge, an ordinary individual can take a lot of pressure within their everyday life.

Now whilst we still have both positive and negative stress, there's now this thing called "PTSD" in our cup. The situation with that is that we still possess the same quantity of bad and nice anxiety as everyone else, though we also have this enormous chunk of PTSD which contains more and our traumas.

As you can see from this cup, with great anxiety and PTSD, you really do not have much room for anything else. A little "bad stress" to get a person with PTSD, plus they overflow rather quickly compared to anyone else.