I know a few people in my life that I've never seen get mad at someone while their parents could get mad off a whim and easily become volatile at the littlest thing. Is that a common theme among people with trauma?
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IOTL Petain was sentenced to death initially after WW2 but was later sentenced to life considering he was 89. Would he be remembered any differently if he had been executed instead of laval, would he be looked at as a martyr? Would most of the blame for Vichy Frances crimes be blamed on Laval?
I've been almost completely sober from pot and alcohol for a year, and for the most part I can't feel emotions especially anger and sadness. I've been drinking lately to get over the fact that I'm not able to feel my emotions, does anyone have any tips for overcoming this?
Everytime I play as AH I always see the option to get Hotzendorf in power but I still don't know how to do it.
Usually I don't get anxious while I'm mad, but every once in a while if I'm dealing with a narc/person who invalidates my emotions I get anxious around them when I express my anger and I either tend to mess up or make a fool of myself around them, giving them the upper hand. Does anybody else do this?
This is my first time taking out China as Japan on historical w no cheats, the previous times I tried invading I couldn't even hold past Qingdao. Is it smart to declare war on Portugal and the UK for Macau and Hong Kong right now, or should I wait until I beat the British Raj?



