<!-- bryant-content-generator:start --> # Being easily activated does not make a person... > Being easily activated does not make a person responsible for another person's misconduct. It does reveal a place where recovery can expand choice, reduce involuntary signaling, and prevent an aggressor from controlling the encounter through a familiar trigger. **Source:** [[livestreams/Inner Wounds, Nonverbal Signaling, and the Work of Confidence - Workbook|Inner Wounds, Nonverbal Signaling, and the Work of Confidence]] ## Share on Social Media ``` “Being easily activated does not make a person responsible for another person's misconduct. It does reveal a place where recovery can expand choice, reduce involuntary signaling, and prevent an aggressor from controlling the encounter through a familiar trigger.” — Bryant McGill https://bryantmcgill.com/quotes/quotes-being-easily-activated-encounter-familiar-trigger ``` <!-- bryant-content-generator:end -->