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This was in direct reply to someone I was having an argument with, you would need to see the context.

That's what I meant: heavily traumatized asshole. Fear = heavily traumatized

um - fear doesn't equal heavily traumatized. It might lead to heavy traumatization, but it doesn't equate to it. And I certainly wasn't heavily traumatized in that conversation, nor was I fearful, in any case.

I didn't mean you at all, I meant the person you had an argument with. And actually I do believe that fear comes from traumatization - one has fear because of a bad experience, in whatever life, present or past. Look at children: the less bad experience they have, the more curious and even daredevils they are.

What we have here is a failure to communicate. I agree that fear can come from traumatization, just not that they equate. I naturally assumed you meant me because I'm as narcissistically human as the rest of us. My apologies.