In this brief monologue, the speaker emphasizes that while everyone experiences trauma, it is unhelpful to compare or amplify each other's suffering. Instead, they advocate for mutual support, urging listeners to become each other's crutch during difficult moments. By standing together, individuals can navigate and heal from their traumatic journeys collectively.
We all go through something, but we cannot continuously allow others to make their traumas bigger than ours, and we can't make our traumas bigger than theirs, right? Yes. We have to be there for one another in our times of need because yes, trauma is hard to deal with, but if we are, if we become each other's crutch in our moments of need, then we can walk through and get through these journeys together.
