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A lot of people in fandom, or at least the corner I frequent, are survivors who rely on other people watching the episode and relating back to them what they might want to prepare for going in each week.

GOT didn't even have that much overt sexual violence until season 2, and it feels like now in season 3 there's one every episode.

That said, triggers aren't things to be shunned and avoided at all costs. They're things you have to carefully navigate and cope with every day. Telling people who give warnings or need them for shows like this that they should just not watch at all is really both misunderstanding what trigger warnings can do to help survivors and being willfully obtuse about the actual average content over time of the show they also watch.

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