Talk:Any Torment You Can Walk Away From

It's super confusing to have a trope named directly after the title of a highly regarded work on this wiki. In fact, I discovered this trope by first being linked to the page on the Shakespearean play. I strongly suggest we rename this trope, and also comb any ingoing links to All's Well and All Is Well for any mixed-up links.

Second choice suggestions: "Trauma Schmauma", "No Drama From Trauma".

I like the third option.

Actually, what about Drama-Free Trauma?

That works even better.

At the risk of seeming unbelievably fickle, I have to suggest a new name, because it turns out that "Drama-Free Trauma" can be easily confused for "Angst? What Angst?"

This particular trope is specifically about the aftermath of a traumatic experience, not during. So, my new suggestion for this trope would be:

• Any Torment You Can Walk Away From: A play on the phrase "Any landing you can walk away from is a good one", which involves shrugging off the fact that your aerial vehicle is now a mangled wreck on the basis that you're still in one piece.

Secondary title choices:

• Trauma, Sans After-Drama
• Shrugging Off The Trauma/Torment/Distress/Anguish
• The Anguish Aftermath Doesn't Add Up!
• Let Traumatic Bygones Be Bygones

Good point, I like "Any Torment You Can Walk Away From" as a backup choice.

This time, I'll wait 24 hours before enacting another change. I'd like someone else to throw their two cents in.