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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
CMV: It's immoral for a stranger to assert traumatization upon another (Dismissing "I was spanked as a child and turned out ok" as internalized trauma), as it robs their individual experience.

* I was spanked as a child, I was not traumatized from it.
* I do not condone spanking as it's wrong, however not all wrong-doings are always traumatizing.
* Not every individual is affected by bad things them same way or to the same degree.
* It is not moral, for a stranger to claim they know better about your personal intimate experience, than you yourself.

I liken it to situations where someone of an oppressed group says they're not oppressed. People shut down their claims as internalized oppression (in the case of spanking: "internalized trauma"). That takes away their individual autonomy and dehumanizes them.

Psychiatric evaluation would be an exception, as they are not a stranger (they know your history) and are evaluating you at your request.
gpt
The science is pretty clear that, on average, beatings are bad for kids.

The science can't tell us whether or not you are an outlier.  But, if you use your anecdote to suggest that means of behavioral correction that are proven to be harmful is ok, you are going to get push back.