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For instance, someone who grew up in a home where arguments were common might feel nervous whenever someone raises their voice. Even an unexpected noise could remind them of something they experienced as a child.
The authors encourage readers to understand what someone has been through before judging how they behave.
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Of course, our childhood isn't the only period that shapes us. As adults, we continue collecting experiences through friendships, relationships, jobs, travel, and everyday encounters. Some teach us useful lessons. Others give us memories we'll treasure for years.
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A week later it was, and less than 2 weeks later it was mine.
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I’ve had 3 near-passing experiences following that.
I work in emergency medicine and can predict when “something bad” is about to happen in my department/with a patient/incoming ambulance.
It’s not a super power I wanted tbh.
And then there are experiences that leave us completely puzzled. Just like the ones in today's post. Some were frightening, while others were simply bizarre. Which stories surprised you the most, Pandas? Have you ever experienced something so strange that you were afraid to tell anyone? Share your stories below!
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Carried on chatting and opened my facebook on phone and Sussex police said they found the body of a missing teen…. Eloise.
Such a rare name, we sat here shocked at what was that all about. But I listen to that song daily now to remember her soul.
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In about two seconds an orb appeared way up and then disappeared. It was not a cloudy day, it was not an airplane. It was in fact, something making themselves know. No fear.
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Very calming experience.
