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I'd been in the field for about ten minutes when I suddenly knew it was time to go home. I didn't feel any fear and I didn't connect it to that guy, I just knew I had to immediately stop what I was doing and go home.
I had crawled under the fence and crossed the road when I heard a horn honk. I looked back and the guy in the jeep was back, parked right next to where I had just emerged from the fence. I didn't immediately realize what was happening and actually took a couple of steps towards the jeep, thinking maybe the guy needed directions, before it occurred to me what was going on and I turned and ran all the way back home.
Even if you listen to your gut and the situation doesn’t turn out exactly as you expected, staying in touch with your emotions and body can help in the long run. It’s great to value logic and planning, but intuitive knowledge can serve you even in difficult times.
Slowly allowing yourself to slow down and listen to what is happening in your brain and body can be the most wonderful experience. It can also help you build confidence and self-esteem over time, instead of doubting your choices.
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The next day I refused to go again, had a full on tantrum at age 8 that I wasn’t getting on that boat and swore I’d jump out if they tried to force me on. My dad stayed back with me, very frustrated.
We sat on the shore and had front row seats when the boat flipped over.
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I found a nearby school that is offering a free tuition fee too but they only have STEM and IT courses (I took STEM). The previous school keeps messaging me and asking me if I would continue my enrollment to them, they even "threatened" me that I wouldn't be able to enroll to other schools because I'm already registered into them. Didn't buy that s**t at all, and I proceed to block their contact number after that.
Fast forward a year later, all my classmates who enrolled at that school regretted enrolling there because not only is it faraway but the "free tuition" they offered was a scam and didn't last a year. The current school where I was at that time wasn't any better but at least I still have free tuition and its nearby where I live.
There’s something powerful about listening to your gut and following through on what it is guiding you to. Especially in scary situations, it’s best to pay attention to your sixth sense, as it could be saving you from something terrible.
Have you ever had a moment like this, when your intuition was screaming that something was wrong? We’d love to hear your stories.
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All I could think to do was turn off the circuit breaker and called 911. Luckily by shutting off the power, the flame slowly extinguished. Fire department came and determined it was an electrical fire.
My smoke detector never went off even with all the smoke. Thank God for waking me up that night.
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Well, walking down to the beach, I asked "what's the highest point on the river?"
We decided, eh let's just go swimming another day. it's not so fun swimming in the rain sometimes.
A real bad Storm rolled through like a freight train, the worst i had seen in years. Kinda just came out of nowhere.
That storm came from over the horizon and caught up to us on the way home within like 10 minutes. It was one of those thunderstorms were you sit in your basement until it passes you by.
In hindsight, it's obvious, but at the time it just kind of snuck up on us. Young and dumb
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All I could think was "oh yeah, we could absolutely get m**dered in this place." It just had those vibes.
Within a week there was someone was m**dered in the lobby. So I guess I was right.
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