A!Anon would like to note that she has a bad time dealing with damned-if-you-do damned-if-you-don't situations, which she perceived the trigger-warning issue to be. Blah blah blah Freudian excuse blah blah blah personal weakness, TL;DR who cares anyway.
A!Anon will have to separate fictitional triggers from possible-in-IRL triggers. A!Anon is irritated that A!Anon is obligated to condescend to audience's ability to grasp fictional | real-life analogues, but A!Anon is apparently obligated to do just that.
For instance, when warning for prejudice against Muggleborns, A!Anon will have to explain that A!Anon knows there is no such thing as a Muggleborn. And that, if warning for a character suffering abuse due to being seen as subhuman due to magical/species/mutant status, that there is no such thing as magical/species/mutant status. &c &c &c, else I 'd be disrespecting someone's trigger.
A!Anon is just flabbergasted. A!Anon has other fandoms and occupations to entertain A!Anon, fortunately, but... wow.
A!Anon would not be dumbfounded if A!Anon had been called out over fic content or LACK of a trigger warning.
But INCLUDING a trigger warning?
Whaaat?!