I personally will never not trust my gut feeling.

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    4 days ago

    I’m curious, if you’re open to discussing it: what did you fail to trust your gut feeling about, and what was the result?

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        4 days ago

        Do your intuition was that there was something sketchy in it, but you convinced yourself it wasn’t true?

        What happened?

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          4 days ago

          To be honest, it looked good but something just in my gut didn’t like it. But I said fuck it, didn’t feel good for 3 days after that night. No appetite and just felt weird/high for a good few days after it

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            23 hours ago

            I read an article in reader’s digest as a kid. It basically said it’s good to trust your intuition because your subconscious might be seeing something that your conscious mind isn’t seeing.

            The article told the story of some woman who escaped being a particular serial killer’s victim by deciding to trust her sudden feeling of fear, and getting the fuck out of the apartment where they’d been hanging out.

            When she was interviewed later, she only then realized that he’d been closing windows one after another as he walked around the apartment.

            At the time she didn’t consciously make the connection, but maybe her subconscious did.