When psychologists studied people after the London bombings during WWII, they thought everybody would have PTSD. What they found was interesting...
People directly affected (injury or injury to a loved one I believe) had PTSD or some form of trauma
People not directly affected but who were in the vicinity of direct affects had a strange form of invincibility, probably because they came so close to death but walked away unscathed (both physically and emotionally because of no loved ones being harmed)
So let's not all jump on OP. It's a somewhat predictable honest reaction.
People directly affected (injury or injury to a loved one I believe) had PTSD or some form of trauma
People not directly affected but who were in the vicinity of direct affects had a strange form of invincibility, probably because they came so close to death but walked away unscathed (both physically and emotionally because of no loved ones being harmed)
So let's not all jump on OP. It's a somewhat predictable honest reaction.
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”