Trigger release for my bow

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So I've ruined another pair of gloves, and still ripped up my draw finger a little-I decided that I would investigate buying a trigger release for the bow. I have been doing archery on and off for more then half of my life, but have been stubborn about this, because to be honest...well, it just seemed kinda wimpy to me. But I thought "whatever" and decided to give it a try. At first it was really weird shooting with it, but I got used to it pretty quickly, and then the accuracy picked up again. Almost right away I noticed something though, one, yeh there was no rope burns on my fingers, but also, the way my draw hand reacted to the weight was a lot different too-it was a lot easier on the joints in my fingers. So, for anyone curious, if a person is shooting a bow which is of higher weight, I actually would recommend this-especially if they are thinking about accuracy, it does reduce some of the roll over which drawing with fingers produces at times. I'm pleased with it. But that said, I still do feel kinda...wimpy. But um, if a person is shooting a 60 pound recurve bow which they made and they are feeling wimpy over something which is simply prudent, well, then they probably have other issues because... Acting with intelligence does not make one a wimp...and confusing the two, just kinda makes one foolish.