When Bad Gut Instincts Turn Out To Be Right...
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- Redditors share times their "something is very wrong here" gut feelings turned out to be true. Some pretty creepy stories here.
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Extra long video today because you really liked the last one with a similar theme 🙂 Have you ever had a bad gut feeling like this with a story? Let me know!
I had a gut feeling that I wanted to eat a banana and guess what happened I ATE THE FRICKIN BANANA BOIS
The background music is to loud
I thought you had like 80k subs but it's so low, you deserve to get more
Can you change the transition from white? It’s blinding
Was about to run across the road and there was parked cars so i couldnt see the other side. I thought what if there is a car on the other side. I ran across and there was but i avoided it. Fun times. Oh also. This vid spiked my anxiety.
gut feeling is just your brain saying: "get in, there's no time to explain!"
Master B yesss that is so true 😂 this deserves more likes!!
"Come with me if you want to live."
Or getting out
Telling your gut to get into your skull?🤭
@@awesomeanthonyd123 gutting out 😉😉
Moral of the stories: It's better to be paranoid than dead
Great takeaway
Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean you’re wrong.
It do be like that
Exactly
But I hate being paranoid 24/7 please help
guy: i have a feeling i will be mugged. hm
guy: -keeps walking-
guy: i got mugged
Honestly I think Lance would do that but try to put up a fight and fail miserably.
Zero The Short Potato Ok I can’t tell if that is a Voltron reference or not, but I’m going to assume it was since op has an Allura pfp.
klance is canon king
A l l u r a I s t h a t u
brilliant
Having anxiety is like having this sense on all the time, and it sucks because you can't tell if you're just being anxious or if there is actual danger
Yeah. It's scary.
Everyone has anxiety.
Some have it more often.
Dude ikr
peblezQ It sucks
I know. It sucks. I always feel like something is watching me and my gut says so. I never wanna trust my gut cuz it might be wrong and I’m being the paranoid piece of crap I am
These "gut feelings" happen for a reason. Your subconscious mind seems to pick up something that your conscious doesn't.
It's best not to ignore it.
Part of our natural survival instinct lol
I like science 🙂 thx for the fun fact
How do you recognize that feeling?
Manthan Shah pretty easy really, it’s part of our survival instinct. Similar to fight or flight ability. But, basically it’s a feeling that you can’t shake. For example, the feeling of something is going to go wrong, someone’s watching you, or even similar to the feeling that you’re forgetting something.
@@bellapatel480 I see. I don't think I've had that feeling before (I might have, but I don't seem to remember if I did).
Dude: wouldn't it be weird if I got mugged?
Dude: *gets mugged*
Oof
LexiPapaya no your getting mugged its opposite opposite day
Dude: Well that was weird.
Just got back from vacation. I check the replies to this comment and now I have 591 likes. I only had like 1 after the first day so this is pretty cool, I was not expecting this
Talking Sock Boston Sports *592
People: Listen to your gut.
Anxiety: *So you've chosen death*
Anxiety and gut feelings are different. Different experinces no idea how anybody thinks thier the same.
@@darkmoon2744 I didn't say they were the same. My anxiety makes me paranoid and I start thinking whether it's a gut feeling or not. I know that they are different. Does this make sense?
It helps to know your anxiety. Where is it coming from this time? Is that normal for your anxiety? Are their any simple precautions you can take just in case your right? Cutting your walk short, locking your door, reading the 'in case of emergency' flyers in the break room, or grabbing your cell and checking the charge and signal, texting someone you trust to listen, etc. If its nothing it will make you feel a little better.
They both say you're gonna die. But not for the same thing
Anxiety: this social interaction is going to murder you. Metaphorically.
Mom called me after i was leaving college to go back home and told me to put my phone on vibrate because it was already 10 P.M and kinda dangerous around. 3 minutes later a dude stops by in a car with a gun to my gut telling me to give my cellphone. Told him i had lost it in a recent flod that happened a week ago and gave him my watch instead. During the whole ordeal my father was calling me asking if i wanted a lift home. If i had not put my phone on vibrate dude would have clapped me for sure when the phone rang. I own mom my life, twice.
That’s so crazy, glad you’re alive
Well I always have my phone on vibrate so I get yelled at for not answering but ur really lucky ur mom told u. Who knows what would’ve happened if u lied and then ur dad called
@@imma10200 lol same. I always get yelled at by my mum for not answering a phone call because i put my phone on silent or vibrate. Keeps saying "I've called you many times but you never pick up." Check my missed calls and it only shows 2 missed calls... 😑
Legit though, this is why I always have my phone on silent. It's a bitch when I lose it somewhere, but I'm lowkey paranoid of ending up in a situation where my phone will go off and reveal me to a killer.
Ur really smart for giving him your watch instead
3:00 "Hey, man, wanna go out and explore the deep woods where no one can hear a gunshot and your dying screams? I'm bringing my gun, don't worry."
Also, don't be afraid to turn your back on me. After all, I'm your friend, an individual in whom you have placed your trust, right? It's only logical that you'd feel safe turning away from me. Don't worry, it's not like I'm going to shoot you in the head while you look away and dispose of your body, then try to escape only to get caught by the police a few weeks afterward.
Charisma 100
Hellfire TV *Speech 100*
America 100
@@MrWest-lu2kl *GUN 100*
So basically: “have you ever had Spidey sense”
“Everywhere I go I see his face” creepy guy looking out of a window at this spited kid.
Pider man : baaaamaaan
Baman: what
Pider man : im scared
Baman:squib
Squib: falcon puuuunnnchh*
Ironically, 911 likes
Edit: w a s
I've sensed something from Spidey...😏
Spider-Man
And my friend said "what the foo."
LOL
Lmao 😂
What the foO
What the foooooo *d*
thejwvariety *Foo Fighters has entered the chat*
When you see someone roofie a drink, don’t just tell the bouncer, CALL THE POLICE.
And definitely tell the intended victim. They may know the person
So people who don’t drink are safe, got it.
@@unrelatedK Nah, cause they'll roof your soda or water. Don't accept open drinks from strangers and don't leave your drinks unattended.
For real! That shit is illegal!
Sarena Kathryn So people who don’t drink anything at all are safe, got it.
Male robotic voice:
*She did not get my purse*
Lol
AHAHAHA
WhoNeedsSleep one time I was with my moms boyfriend and we diced to go to his parents ranch his moms kids and step dad where there so it was pretty in having all these so I felt safe but me and my mom and her boyfriend went to go ride the four wheeler and on the way back down i asked to ride with her boyfriend because something just told me to so we going down and my mom flips the four wheeler if I had stayed on that four wheeler I would have ether been dead or paralyzed from the neck down
The only reason I didn’t like was because I want to keep your likes at 420
@@hibeautifulhi372 What happened with your mom?
My mom told me that when I was about 9 a man knocked on the door. My dad was away on a business trip so it was just me and her alone since my step brothers were only there on weekends and my sisters were old enough to be out with friends.
My mom opened the door and there was a man with his hand in his pocket. He was acting really strange but mom just passed it off that he was drunk. We lived down the street from a bar and it wasnt uncommon for us to get drunks asking us to call cabs for them. It would've been fine except our German Sheppard was losing it. She was snapping at him, growling and trying to jump through moms legs to get to him. This was super not like her..she was an older dog with a great temperament and barely even barked. She loved people.
He stood there for a moment without saying anything, stared at our dog, then my mom. Then he just turned around and walked away.
My mom locked the doors that night and told the girls to stay at their friends houses across town.
The next day we heard on the radio that a woman down the street from us had been stabbed to death. And they later arrested that same man.
Animals can sense things we can't. If your pet is acting weird, pay attention, they might be trying to tell you something
Sarah Grund what’s weird about the whole animal thing is my dog (a Newfoundland who will just slobber on people) was going crazy when I brought my best friend over. I thought he was gonna try to bite her, eventually he got used to her, but no idea why he freaked out like that
@@minecraftminigamer6138 be careful with this friend. Very careful. An animal is never, and I mean NEVER wrong.
Sid Vicious not true. My friend has braces and he had never seen them before and that can cause dogs to freak out
Depends on the vibes that friend is spreading. If hes thinking of doing something bad. That could trigger the animals' gut feeling
MOBILE LEGENDS IS LIFE she was excited to meet him, but then he flipped out
Some sort of danger that is literally 100% undetectable: *exists*
My gut feeling: _somethings fucky_
That gut feeling when you knew your answer was wrong but decided to stick with it.
Lol so relatable
ive changed my answers in exam quite a lot and they were actually correct. most people first put the right one and change it for the wrong one but ive been able to do the opposite quitw a few times. also, figure out how something works during an exam. like with math.
Plot twist the answer was correct
I have it worse. For practice I will go with my gut and I will get it wrong, then on the actual test my gut will say the right answer but also that it shouldn't be trusted at all costs, so I give the same wring answer. This happens with multiple things, not just tests.
Me: oh nice dark mode so my eyes can survive.
Transition: Allow me to introduce myself
Wilfred The Cat so are my eyes lol
How can you dark mode??
@@yolzcabingas418 what?
Elooong Musk as I read that it happened 😂😂
Yeah like what is the point then
Your gut is just the player knowing where you died before and trying to progress in the story
UGHHGHGHGHVH HOW DARE YOU.
that also means i die like, 5 times every night. Frick.
@@Galactic_Rose haha that's literally me but like, 15 times a night
False! Reincarnation is a lie from the pit of Hell. You have ONE life to live and “once to die.” If you don’t get it right in this one life you have, it’s Hell until Judgment Day and then the Lake of Fire for eternity.
“Getting it right” = finding Jesus, drawing near to God, ceasing corrupt behaviors, and obeying God. Read the book of James if you want to know more. And John.
So, Uncharted?
@@KJKP Don't stuff your religion down other's throat, please? He was making a fuckin' joke.
Quiet kid: “alright I’ve had enough”
Me: “something’s wrong, I can feel it”
Just a feeling I get
Like somethings about to happen, but I don’t know what.
@@alwan8872 pulls out double barrel
@@a_coloradan8689 and if it means what I think it means were in trouble big trouble
@@kendricklamarlover247 And if he is as bananas as you say, I'm not taking any chances
Not mine but my grandmas story:
So she was driving her friend back home during a hurricane on the highway. She stops for a little bit afraid that the van will slide or something. A car comes up behind them with 3 men inside. The 3 men get out and walk towards the car. My grandma notices this but her friend is like "oh maybe they can help us" my grandma started the car and drove far away from them as possible after she told her friend "like hell they will"
XxIgniteMidnightxX this deserves more likes 👍
@@Grace-rg6lb thank you
I wouldn't chance it, either! Had a friend like that (really trusting of men, and kinda oblivious) who got me into a really bad situation... I will never ignore my gut feeling again.
Fun fact: There is a large collection of neurons in your intestines, so your gut can literally tell you things.
The more ya know 🌠
Really?
Magnum Opus Yeah.
Yup, that gut feeling is actually your bowel movements slowing or getting shut down. It conserves energy as part of the fight or flight response.
What if my gut always tells me something is wrong?
Wasnt me, but my mom told me thia story when she was 8 months pregnant with me. At the time there was a recent car crash outside our house, my dad is showering and my mom is watching the news. Someone knocks on the door. It was a woman, who asked if they could see their brother who had been injured in the car crash i mentioned before. Awkward silence for about 5 seconds when my mom has this sudden alert feeling in her head. She closes the door and tells my dad, then she calls the cops. The woman is knocking on the door impatiently. 5 minutes later the cops arrive and arrest the woman. The police check her pockets, nothing. But in the car was a knife. Turns out she and another guy had kidnapped and murdered 2 people in pur area before. They were sent to prison.
If my mother did not have that feeling, me, my mother or my brother would not be here today.
If you ever get that kind of feeling that something isnt right, then go with your guts, play it safe.
This will proabaly be burried within the comment sea but who cares, thanks for reading.
Gonna make sure it won’t
When ever I get a gut feeling I listen to it but it is just about always wrong
U must've inherit those instincts for you to predict how buried this comment is
I ain't watching this
Bang
One time I went to camp with my school, 6th grade camp, and we were taking a test where students from different cabins had to play, I was chosen and the question was ‘what tree grows in a chaparral biome?’ Something like that, and everyone was yelling oak, but I felt like it was wrong so I answer manzanita and everyone was booing until the teacher said correct. I was hella happy and I got a cookie for answering right😏
Thanks for the wholesome gut instinct, kind stranger.
Diego Brando your very welcome😂
Ooo cookie
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Wow. That was college material when I was a student.
c o o k i.e.
5:14 story: shouldn't a DOCTOR know that if a parent has type 1, the child is at a higher risk, and take that into consideration with the kids symptoms(?!?)
You’d be surprised by how deliberately obtuse and stubborn doctors can be, especially when it comes to mothers about their children. A friend of mine once almost died because the only pediatrician in his area refused to take his mom seriously when he was clearly ill. They eventually were able to get a second opinion, and the new doctor immediately figured something was very wrong. Turns out, my friend had a brain tumor.
I could give a million other stories about useless health officials but this is the most shocking one I’ve heard.
(For the record, I have no ill will towards doctors and have a lot of respect for those who work in the medical field, but, like every other group, there are some of them that are rotten assholes.)
@@witchinghourcryptid8508 agreed
Really late reply but my uncle actually had a similar story to that. Most doctors kinda push stuff away. My grandfather eventually had enough of them saying, _"Its only just a cold."_ You practically have to demand doctors to do things sometimes.
It always shocks me how some doctors go to school for 10 years and spend tens of thousands of dollars, just to throw all that knowledge away when they establish their practice.
There’s a reason why doctors are told they can’t treat their children.
- a doctor’s kid
The girl from the library unknowingly saved peoples lives
Was she safe tho?
Manuel Villacarillo i hope so
*Guy
Kold Slime They’re talking about the girl who was running
I wish the girl would’ve yelled something like “there’s a shooter! Get out!” Or at-least something. But you never know what you’ll do in a situation like that so.
Video: "listen to your gut instinct because its right"
Me: *has anxiety*
Me: hmmmmm
Anxiety.
There is many type of anxiety.
Stress? Social? There is.. many.
Too many for me to count.
However, your *gut* feeling is different than anxiety.
Sure, maybe it feels like a knot in your guts, maybe some people got away from danger by their anxiety, but trust me.
They're both different in ways.
If it's stress, there's the reading, drawing- just show your emotions in a better way, and NOT BY RIPPING YOUR HOMEWORK
It is difficult to seperate a gut feeling from anxiety, especially if the anxiety is all-encompassing or if you have GAD (Generalized Anxiety Disorder) but I've noticed, in my own experience with it, that my gut feeling tends to be louder than my anxiety but only for that moment.
@@blooberryblueberry1104 hehe my homework is not good enough to be ripped. Don't worry, I take my meds so it's not so bad, but sometimes I can't tell the difference between a gut instinct and my anxiety. But usually I can because my instinct is sometimes very powerful and not like anxiety. It was a joke but it's good to think about these things.
I while ago i was having panic attacks like every night. My gut was telling me that i was absolutely going to die and doom was approaching. If i listened every time my gut told me something, i wouldve visited the er every night for a week.
Anxiety:hmm there’s a murderer blocking the exit of this elevator on this skyscraper you should jump off so you can be safe from the murderer
Me: *BOI WHAT THE F*
One time, I was at a cabin and was staying the night with my friends. They were sleeping in one of their mom’s room, but I slept in the living room, right next to the front door. Later that night, I woke up, and felt funny. I went to my friend’s mom’s room, and slept there. 30 mins later, a bear broke in and tore up the couch I was sleeping on. I probably would’ve DIED if I hadn’t trusted my gut feeling.
My math teacher had taken me to a separate, empty classroom so that I could take my math exam (I was absent the actual day of the test) without distractions while he went off to teach the rest of my classmates as normal. Not too bad, right? Well, he locked me in the room for some reason and forgot about my existence.
Now, a period lasts 1h and I had been gone for 1h and 30 min. The teacher had gone on to teach his next class. Everyone thought it was unfair I had 30 more minutes than them to complete my exam, except the hero of this story; one of my friends.
She had a feeling something bad had happened and asked to go to the bathroom. Instead, what she did was find the math teacher and ask what had happened to me, thus reminding him of my existence and coming to unlock me.
He was very sorry about the whole thing, but I still haven't fully forgiven him. It was a Friday and he was the only person with a key to the room.
This story wasn't a life/death situation like the others (although to me, at the time, it seemed like so), but yeah.
How tf does someone just forget a student ??
@@imjustarandompersonwithave9049 I really have no clue tbh
@@imjustarandompersonwithave9049 Forget that, why is a teacher locking a door?
@@hellowhatsup5633 so the student doesn't cheat?
What the hell kind of classroom locks and unlocks from the outside? That’s a hella dangerous school you went to bud.
Humans got a six sense, trust your gut.
IPIay we also have a seventh sense. It’s called the sense of time. All animals have it, that’s how we know when to sleep.
@@wintershock our brain automatically saves sequences of events that are recurrent, we might not notice it but our subconscious stores all that data and when something changes in a recurrent event, something in our subconscious triggers and our "spidey" sense goes off, since it's a subconscious response we don't know exactly what is wrong or different, we just know something is.
usually, the first gut instinct is right. Never think twice, if you denied the first one, dont consider the second as it just a make up of your mind
There is over 20 my favorite is the sense of heat coldness
@Fresh Peppers there’s also a 8th sense: how you know when people are stupid. The only humans that don’t have this sense are the ones the sense is warning us about. So it’s about 90% of the internet population and 50% of non internet population. And 10% of Aileen population. All those percentages don’t have this sense.
Then there’s also the 9th sense. The Awwwww look at it it’s so cute sense. This can be found in humans, aliens, and elephants.
And if you were wondering how I know of this alien stuff is because...well...Your talking to one.
And to reassure you that I am not humans I enjoy fortnite and Minecraft, and I am a male that doesn’t do sports.
It was around 5 in the morning and my whole family was having an arguement, a very bad one. Few moments after we went silent, my older brother went in front of the tv and searched for something and I saw him take the light bulb with a long wire and went upstairs, I had a very bad feeling about it so I ran quietly to follow him and I found him tying it on his neck and curtain hanger by the window so I screamed immediately to get my parents attention.
None of them noticed what he was thinking and how the fight was affecting him.
Dear parents, please pay attention on your children.
Wow, If this is true then your brother has some serious mental problems. Except if the argument revolves around him.
The argument was just between my parents, but it got way out of hand until all of us are either crying, screaming at someone or both.
Crazy Enzy damn...
@@wallowsdrumsticks6934 i hope yall have gotten him some help.
- and I ooop that’s kind of an inconsiderate way to express your thoughts. Clearly the brother was affected by the amount of arguing and Im sure this wasnt the first argument. He prob got to the point where he didn’t care numbed out and wanted to die.
Here's a true story about me...
This happened 5 years ago.
I was home alone for a week because my parents were at my grandparents house just to visit them and I don't want to come because its pretty boring there.We have a Cctv camera infront of our door(this is gonna be important later) .I got bored and I decided to watch some movies at our TV. Its already midnight and I was still watching TV at our living room so I decided to turn off the TV and go to bed.I fell asleep fast.But in the middle of my sleep for some reason, something or someone keeps waking me up, this was reapeted for a while.Since I can't sleep anymore , I decided to use my phone for a bit surfing Instagram.Later on, I realised that I forgot to lock our door.So I got up, lock the door, went to bed, and sleep.Later on, I got woken up by someone shaking and banging the door for about 5 minutes. It seems likes it's trying to break the door open. But, I think it's another kid messing around because pranks like this happened before but, I don't think a kid can shake and bang a door very hard.I didn't mind it and go back to sleep. The next day I woke up, I checked everything and everything is okay. The door knob is just a little bit broken.The next thing that I did was to check the Cctv footage on my computer on what happened last night. I was pretty shock when I saw 2 big dudes trying to break in my house.But,luckily their not strong enough to break the door.The other dude is holding a knife and the other is holding a rope.I reported it to the police but their not found.I'm just thank full to who ever waked me up that night.
I wonder what will happen if I forgot to lock the doors.
How did you not get any replies yet! Dude you really dodged a bullet there, these are one of the moments where we need to anime sweatdrop.
@@anitalouis177 I was one step away from seeing Jesus LOL
Jesus Christ! Glad you’re alright. I’ve got a story kinda like that, though not as nuts as yours.
I was 16, and went on a trip with my family down to Florida. We stayed at my rich uncle’s place, but unfortunately there weren’t enough beds in the house for all of us, so on a coin flip vs my brother I ended up sleeping in the motor home outside. I stayed up late into the night watching TV, when all of a sudden the motion-detector light outside lit up. I looked out the windows, couldn’t see anything, so went back to watching TV thinking an animal probably set it off or something. Then it happened again.. and again.. and again.. I was never able to see anything outside the windows, but I started to get pretty paranoid. This went on for hours. At one point, I’d had enough, and made my way to the door to go outside and look around... but then something told me not to. Still, eventually I decided it HAD to be some sort of malfunction, as it was going off over and over and I was never able to spot anyone/thing, so I went to sleep. I awoke in the morning to my dad banging on the door, I answered and he asked me wtf happened... One of the windows to the motor home had been broken. I guess whomever it was tried breaking in, I somehow slept through it (it was just an outside pane, so the sound would’ve been muffled some for me) but they decided it wasn’t worth it or something. I think they were purposely setting off the motion detector while remaining out of sight from the windows in order to lure me outside. I’m glad I went with my gut that night and stayed put.
@@pugnacious6290 this is why everyone should listen to their gut feeling.Thank god your still ok
Damn that just seems scary af, I’ve never had this experience and I hope I never will, good thing you’re ok
I remember having a terrible nightmare when i was a child of a party at our house being attacked by wolves, talked about it at breakfast to my mom.
5 minutes later my dad walkes in and says our chickens have been killed by foxes that night. We all were in awe because i litterally just told them the story. Must have heard it in my sleep or smthing. Damn that was a slaughter.
"Have the lambs stopped screaming?"
Remember y’all: trust your gut, trust the vibes you get. Even if it seems small or insignificant, even if you think you’re overreacting over nothing and that you’re just being dramatic, _trust your gut_
Jay Moon One time i had a dream that I was feeding the chickens and this one song was playing before I went down there. The song was living on a prayer. So anyway in the dream I went down there and there was someone standing in the dark watching me. After I woke up later that day I had to feed the chickens. My dad was playing that song and I was like hahaha no. They usually have a lot of feed left in their feeders so they would be fine if I fed them in the morning. It could have just been me being paranoid but who knows.
@@catherine3063 Nah bruh thats a creepy coincidence
Yeah man, but, like, anxiety
This comment has 420 likes and I'm not gonna be the one who ends it
@@lwp2001 trust me, anxiety and legitimate fear are much different. I have HORRID anxiety, but ive also feared for my life and its much different
Moral of the story:
>Don’t have friends
>Don’t drive cars, wait for teleporters to be invented
>The second something seems wrong do something
>Be careful of random people teleporting into your house, or endermen
Teleportes could incinerate you and rebuild you?
Okay but the last one is actually really true
>just don’t exist and you’ll be good
Then we'd have Spies camping the teleporter to fuel their undying end while Engineers have to fix any sappers on it.
While we were together, my ex-wife had a business trip to Las Vegas to learn about a new medical device. Her and a few colleagues were trying to decide what to do that evening. They suggested going to a Jason Aldean concert. My-ex is not a big country fan but decided to go anyway.
They were on the grass, she was having a good enough time, but she felt weird. She said she felt like she was being watched. She decided to get a drink and started to walk towards the bar when gunshots rang out. A woman standing next to her was shot in the head. She is a nurse, and so are her colleagues, one is a physician. She had a torn moment to help others and herself at the same time. One of her colleagues was wounded in her shoulder.
My ex is a short woman, if she hadn't left to get a drink, she would have taken that shot to the head.
Very similar thing happened to me
I was like 11 at the time. My mom had recently broke up with her boyfriend. This man was an alcoholic. My mom and dad were divorced at the time and my dad lived around the corner from my friends house. My mom dropped me off at my dad's house do I could just walk to my friends when she got home. 5 o'clock came around. Still no call from my friend. I decided to walk to her house as it was getting late. After leaving I soon realized that I left my charger and turned back. Apparently my mom's ex had seen me and got in the car (as he lived down the road) and drove around the corner and had slowed down in front of my friends house. I was at the door when I saw that car. I instantly thought "I'm going to get kidnapped if I don't bang on this door" so I banged on the door really loudly. My friends grandfather pulled me in the house and quickly locked the door. My mother's ex had apparently stopped the car and was getting out when I was finally inside. I called my mother and told her what happened. 2 minutes later my friend comes into the room unaware that I am hysterically crying on the phone because I almost got kidnapped by my mom's crazy ex who also kidnapped my cat. Still freaks me out every time I see him in public though he doesn't recognize me. I do believe that he would have taken me if I didn't trust my gut.
@HanHanPlayz he's done so many things and that is just the tip of the iceberg. He dumped one of my cats in the middle of a city near my house (it's known for being a violent place) haven't seen that cat since.
@HanHanPlayz oh we did and my mother is finally getting married
I doubt you'll see this but perhaps you could tip off the police about this by relaying this to them. they might go straight to him to ask questions if there's a (young) person or animal going missing or harmed in some way in your local area.
@@beomgguks970 it’s all good now. It’s been about 4 years and for all I know he was arrested and I haven’t seen him in over 4 years
@@thebeandogs3136 ah ok - cool. thanks for letting me know!
One unwritten rule that I have when driving...
never stop for hitchhikers
NEVER!
Allan Nelson I live in Alberta and I’ve seen my fair share of hitchhikers, I just speed right past them
1 rule I follow while driving is never stop for anyone, let them be in front of me or back, the gas is all the way down, I don't give a fuck
Rule 2: never hitchhike
Yep. You never know
People who pick up hitchhikers are creeps, paired with creeps. U got to be seriously dumb to let a random person in your car
Fun fact: People call it "gut instincts" because of your enteric nervous system in your gut. Your digestive system and the nervous system that controls it, often called the "second brain" is called such because they contain many of the same neurotransmitters in your brain.
@Sprenok not supposed to be funny it's a explanation of why they call it but instinct
@@smallzkewl he said it wasnt fun, not that it wasnt funny (op said it as a fun fact)
I live in New Zealand and on the day of the Christchurch shooting I told my best friend that something bad was going to happen today the texted Me freaked out and her mum called me and accused Me of meddling with time
NNEEEEERRRRRDD
sorry
I absolutely despise the stories about doctors disregarding patient concerns and putting them in danger because "it's probably nothing"
That moment when they use the first movement of “moonlight sonata” as a background music because they think that it gives off creepy vibes
The moment you realize for the first time in your life that it actually does.
Marit Hoebel how you get out of here
I hadn’t realized there was music
It's more lonely than creepy
Fun fact: your Stomach has more neurons than your brain and that’s the only thing scientists have to explain this phenomenon of a “gut feeling “
My gut is smarter than me
That's such bullshit. Your life would be that of a mollusk if that was the case
Internet fam Julia The Arcana? Like the 22 major arcana? 😛
I would just attribute “gut feeling” to anxiety..?
Iirc the term is vagus nerve, which is also why your stomach feels upset when you’re extremely emotionally upset
Always always ALWAYS lock your car everytime you are in it, every time you stop. You can't account for random people
Fortunately most newer cars automatically lock once you either put it in gear or start moving.
Truth and if it's too dark no cars around don't stop at any light. That's what I learned in Brazil. XD
I always hop in and immediately lock the car before i even start it.
Yep I learned that from GTA V when I steal peoples cars
What if you lock your car and there's someone inside of it and you can't get out? But yeah always lock your car
so this one time , must be like 7,8 years ago. i was in my early 20s, it was like midnight or even 1or 2 pm and i decided to get some weed from this park in my neighbourhood. this park is known for weed, you can basically find a dealer in there 24/7,and i was buying shit from there on regular basis. i was on my way out of my home, when i got this feeling like something is wrong in my stomach, as if its trying to warn me that something is going to happen. so i turn around , get into my apartement and ,just because my gut feeling i take my pocket knife with me (wich wasnt really a "pocket" knife) more like a folding rambo knife that can be opened and closed in its handle. im not troublemaker, and had a weapon on me only 2,3 times in my whole life. so i go on to the park, find me a dealer,everything is going good and i have my weed and im on my way out of the park.
when suddenly the "spider senses" start to tingle, but very bad - this feeling that there is something wrong but you cant tell what it is yet. i start walking slower, so my walking doesnt make that much noise and i can hear my surrounding clearly (it was pitch black night, so you cant see very far). and then i heard them. footsteps behind me, from at least 2 persons. i hear them talking to each other, but VERY silent and they are a little to far away to actually understand what they are saying. i started to get scared, because i was alone, in the middle of the night, in a goddamn drug park ,wich is in a shitty area anyway - followed by a bunch of guys that whispering shit i cant understand behind my back. my mind was racing, trying to find a proper way of avoiding this situiation. my instincts were SCREAMING at me " RUN YOU IDIOT" "AT LEAST TURN AROUND SO THEY CANT ATTACK YOU FROM BEHIND" so i did it. i stopped walking,and turned around quickly to face them - and what did they do ? THEY FUCKIN HIDE BEHIND TREES AND BUSHES AND STARING AT ME FROM THE DARK ! it was quite like a damn horror movie. at least i could get a short look at them and it was not 2 but 3 men ! so i stood there for what felt like an eternety , and we just look at each other, they are behind trees and only peek out to stare at me. i finaly turn around again and start walking away from them, and they start to follow me again. they are getting closer, and as they are near me, i can finaly UNDERSTAND what they are whispering to each other " soon,soon" "wait till hes not paying attention" "i will go first" things like this. so now i KNOW they are up to something,planning on robbing/jumping me. and finaly the thought crossed my mind " YOU HAVE A BIG ASS KNIFE IN YOUR POCKET " i grab my knife,open it and hold it so they MUST see it ,they are like 10 feet behind me. my heart is pounding like hell and i almost shit my pants. then i hear them whisper again "hes got a knife" "did you see that" "fuck it" . and the footsteps behind me stopped. i got out that park that night, nothing happened to me. but to this day i sometimes think : what would have been happening, if i did NOT bring that knife this night ?
I am genuinely glad you are ok and that is really creepy. I hope you’re off weed tho, drugs can do terrible things to the mind and body, and there are free addiction counselors available. 👍🏻
those people be like "why do i suddenly hear boss music" lamo, good job man
I would have just had a panic attack and wld have forgotten that I had a knife.
@@Athenabadassinthearena in situations like this you become truely aware that the "fight or flight" instinct is very real,and should be trusted.
@@davidgoldberg2989 I hope it actually helps me if I am ever in that situation.
Once i was at a festival in my hometown, me and my friends went to stage 5 (the biggest stage) and watched a performance, there was a dude behind us who seemed to be breathing really loudly, He gave off that “i have a butcher knife in my pocket and imma murder you after the shows over” kinda vibe, I told my best friend who just so happened to be thinking the same thing, so we left and went home on the bus. At my friends house we were watching tv when there was a random BREAKING NEWS thing on, it said something about a guy who was yet to be found, and had killed 15 people in the bathrooms at a festival (the one we were at) and the only one who escaped was chased down but made it out because there were authorities nearby. However, the dude had escaped and the survivor from the bathroom was taken in for questioning. They showed a picture that the security cameras took. It was the guy behind us.
One day I was walking to school, then suddenly my brain freezes and I just stop walking, idk why i did it, i didnt have any bad feeling or anything, but anyway, 3 steps ahead of me I can see clearly bird shit coming from the sky and hitting the ground. If I had kept walking I would get pooped by a random bird. And thats my story. *chuckling* . It is stupid, but is true.
I wish I got that gut instinct. I went to climb a tree once as a kid and the moment I put my hand on a branch, a bird shit on it.
One time I was biking down a side walk shaded by trees, I kept biking, felt something wet on my head, reached up and it was bird shit. It’s a good thing my gut-wait a second.....
Wth XDD
I needed this after all those creepy stories 😂😂😂
i’m an extremely paranoid person. i mean *EXTREMELY* paranoid. i never know if my gut feelings are gut feelings or me being paranoid.
Better safe than sorry! I actually carry a knife in my bag just in case, I'm THAT paranoid
Nadia Arsenijevic i don’t go out at ALL because i’m so paranoid & since i’m so paranoid i avoid social scenarios because i have no idea if i’m being paranoid or it’s a gut feeling.
@@user-fv8lo2qd8e the thing is yes it's good to be cautious and alert but you should still go out and experience life! That's why you just have to be prepared the best you can (like carrying something like a knife in case something happens or be vigilent on the streets etc )! Although I think it's better to be safe than sorry I still hope you live your best life and that you don't seclude yourself out of fear! Go out see your friends travel etc but be alert!
Better safe than sorry unless it interferes with your daily life
(Also, stan loona ✌🏻)
sameee.
“If you have that creeping, crawling, sense of doom, settled in the back of your mind like a spider, listen to it!”
Me: has OCD
*What am I supposed to do now?*
I’ve got a story:
My brother was out late with friends. All day I was wondering when he would come home. I couldn’t stop thinking about him.
That night, him and four of his friends could have died.
They got in a serious car accident. The front of the car was like a Persian cat. It was dark and rainy, and the driver was going too fast on a road with a lot of turns. There was a bump on the road and they got some air time. They went face first into a tree.
Most of them just ended up with PTSD and minor injuries. My brother got it worst, and he saved a girls life. He cracked his skull open and he had serious cuts and bruises.
The girl he saved was sitting in the back seat right in the middle. There was no seatbelt. But when they went into the air my brother had his arm in front of her like a seat belt. If he hadn’t done that then she would’ve gone through the windshield.
Props to your brother 👑
Who else felt uneasy while watching this
Me...
Sup
Especially bc im going home rn at night
I was in the room then felt uneasy and went to sit near my mom
Mexican Breadstick it’s because moonlight sonata is playing softly in the background
The ones where medical professionals disregard their patients, despite what seem like valid concerns, are so disheartening.
I would assume medical professionals see it all the time though, where people are just paranoid and there's nothing major. If there isn't anything showing for something you can diagnose, you can really only refer them to a specialist for whatever they're describing. And then the specialists don't find anything for whatever reason, they gotta tell you that you're fine and to move on.
Better than having every patient told that something might still be wrong with them and sent for eternal tests.
@@noornasri5753 I had a doctor who, for EIGHT YEARS, completely disregarded my worries. Same thing every time from the age of seven: a horribly painful UTI. Once, I was bedridden from it for the better part of three months. I was in agony every other day, and I spent hours on the toilet constantly drinking water, just trying to flush out whatever was causing it. After she learned that I'd been bedridden for months, she told my mom "more water, less soda, eat cranberries" for the hundredth time. My mom told her that I hadn't had soda in two years and she smirked and repeated herself. My mom left in a towering fury, and swore to never go back to her.
A few weeks later, we went to an allergist for a different thing; my lips swelled up three separate times, every time in the morning, and my mom was worried that my throat would close (still no answer on this). We were talking and the issue of my "UTIs" came up, including how long I'd been bedridden with one. He was horrified, and told us that it was standard practice to have any child who'd had more than three UTIs before the age of ten get a ureteroscopy.
My "UTIs" weren't "nothing major". I wound up being diagnosed with Interstital Cystitis, an autoimmune disease when I come from a family of other autoimmune diseases, and finally getting the medication I needed after being diagnosed. This medication takes my pain away almost completely, and enables me to live each day without the terror that I'll spend the next month in bed. I can drink soda. I can eat spicy food. I can stay on my feet for more than a couple of hours. Not only that, but the acid in cranberries makes it worse.
I could have been living a full life for all those years, but because that useless fucking doctor wouldn't run more than a pee cup test when I was in outright agony, I lived in fear that any day would be disrupted by pain.
Another example is with my mother. She recently broke her hip due to cancer taking a scoop out of the bone. It was traumatic (even more so because the local ER don't know what they were doing and didn't control her pain -- she left with a blood pressure of 185/112) and it's rare to see her kind of cancer go to the bone. She kept asking for scans of her knees, since she was having strange pains beyond her normal aches and pains there as well, and each doctor she came to told her that "it doesn't go there". Finally, she got ahold of her normal oncologist, who ordered the tests. Guess where her cancer went? To turn all but a sliver of her kneecap into soft tissue and start on the top of her tibia.
There is NO excuse for dismissing a patient's legitimate concerns. NEVER. Of course there's no need to blow the common cold into a brain tumor, but refusing to even palpate a strange lump near a baby's kidney? Not testing the son of a worried diabetic who should have already been tested? That's a sign that those doctors should not have any control over people's lives.
There is absolutely no excuse for laziness, greed, or cowardice when people's lives are in the balance, and that is what the doctors in this video exemplified. It's better to run a few tests on something that might be a real problem than to ruin someone's life for the sake of making things easier on yourself.
Commenter Commenty pants Damn you must’ve had some very shitty doctors but most doctors I’m pretty sure are like that. They read all this shit in books and it just seems so outrageous for it to actually happen to someone. Half my entire family are doctors including my dad. My uncle was a doctor and he specialised in dealing with the gut. He had discomfort for quite sometime in his OWN bowl but disregarded it. Turns out he had bowl cancer and by the time he found out it was already too late and had spread to far. He was a fucking doctor that specialised with the gut and didn’t realise that something was wrong with his own gut even after months of pain. Sadly he passed away shortly after. Idk what it is but sometimes they just don’t think the extreme can happen to the human body especially to themselves. Fuck I really wish he would’ve just had that instinct to just run a few tests it literally would not of cost a dime. I’m glad your mum had the initiative to know something was wrong and kick cancer in the ass. Good on her I know, that shit can be tough.
My doctor told me I must be calcium deficient when I came in complaining of rib pain. My rib cage was shattered and my intercostal muscles were severed 🙃
not me but my mom; when I was around 8, my little brother was 3 and was constantly sick. he always had rashes and diarrhea, and the doctors said he was probably just allergic to something and the only way to figure out what it was was to test foods on him and see. months went by, and nothing happened. my mom eventually went to 7 different doctors, and finally one of them said that she heard of a rare disorder that he might have. It would’ve costed a lot of money to see if he had it, since my mom had to take him to a special doctor, but even though my dad said it was too much for a 1% chance, my mom did it anyways.
turns out, he had the rare disorder, which meant that he couldn’t process any natural sugars. he grew out of it after a few years, but if it wasn’t for my mom he would’ve been sick for much longer
About a year ago I had one of those shaking gut feelings. It was the end of a school day, I was walking with my friend and she had a cast on her leg cause she broke it. Now it was the beginning of the school year and they were doing some constructions on the streets so our bus stop was rather far away. 5 minutes max. By foot but with my friend being in a cast it was about 7-8. So we were walking down the side of the road when this guy pulled up about 10 feet in front of us. Now this is where my alarm started to go ham. That man got off the car and opened the back door, he screamed over "you (to me) come here *first* I want to bring you home, your friend can come after you." now I really felt my stomach turning so I panicked and said "uh no no don't worry we live close by". The guy ran into the car and zoomed away. So well, I didn't get the last sentence of his so my friend later explained to me that he probably only wanted me to get it so he could speed off without my friend cause kidnapping one girl is easier than two. And that's the story of how I almost possibly got sex trafficked.
Someone like me who has severe anxiety who has a bad gut feeling at every single thing shouldn't be watching something like this cause I'm gonna end up never leaving my house
i have severe anxiety and ptsd and this still makes me want to leave the house just keep these things in mind
@@musicals_rock.....
@@musicals_rock you right, maybe I should kill me first, and beat the rest of them to it. No one can kill me then 😂
I feel the same exact way 😩
@@musicals_rock 😂
Me: *has constant anxiety and feelings of dread. I’m talking about all-encompassing concern, all the time,*
Me: *watches this video*
Me: OH S H I T
O h f u c c
Same
Vic T same
Legitimate fear is much different, trust me. I have crippling anxiety but it doesnt even compare to real fear for your life.
I can relate. I wish I could deal with it, but I usually can't. Not getting any help from psychiatrists either.
Title: gut instinct
My brain: gut insects
Leo Leo oh god no
Butterflies in your stomach
9:19 literally saved dozens or more of lives by doing that.
I had a gut feeling once, turned out to be true. Thank god I left out the back of my Minecraft house. Otherwise the Creeper would've killed me.
Wow :O
Holybshit dam
creper: we'll get him next time
they had us in the first half
Shevy Wilson not gonna lie
So glad that living room/half eaten burger one wasn’t an invader 🙏
Allan Nelson well depends because 1) the dad survived
And
2) an invader could murder you
Bridgette Parrish Me too! Was sure the story would lead to that.
True! It felt like a positive twist, at least for my own relief, even though it wasn't great news.
Bridgette Parrish yo I can see myself having a McDonald’s burger and sneaking through my friends house hahaha and just sitting in the chair
I have a terrible gut feeling with my school counsellor, every time I see him(which is twice) I have a strange urge to get away from him as quick as possible. It could just me feeling uneasy around men though.
Follow ur gut feeling. Search this counselor up.
There was this dude in my highschool and he seemed to love talking to single girls. He was two years older than me and he would constantly text me or try to hug me. I remember him constantly asking me to hang out with him and he would constantly say was in love with me. He'd try to bribe me with weed and alcohol all the time and I'd turn him down every time. He was a senior at the time I was a sophmore. He scared me so much that I asked my friends older brother to make sire this dude stayed away. Good move on my part.
Anyway, flash forward, I'm a senior and i had completely forgotten about him. My friends older brother sends me an article and it's about a dude that sexually assaulted a girl and had kiddie porn. Turns out, that dude was the same that wanted me in his house alone with him. This happened recently, his name is Paul Delp III and you can find his article. It's terrifying. I hope that girl is ok and he stays behind bars for a lot longer than the 4 to 8 years he was given.
Edit: i don't feel back about sharing his name because they publically printed his story and face everywhere. This guy was a major creep in highschool and a lot of girls were scared of the one camera-less hallway because of him.
Kay See I mean you shouldn’t feel bad for sharing his name anyway, some people don’t deserve a right to privacy, like rapist and pedos stuff like that ya know
i mean, he would try to bribe girls with weed and alcohol so it was way easier to notice something was wrong. of course, not to teens so thank god he was locked up.
Man I saw the article and something about his eyes make me uneasy...
MissBlossom same
@@zia4582 He always had this very creepy vibe to him. His eyes were really creepy tho, they always seemed emotionless, even if he was smiling and laughing or the rest if his face looked upset. Lile his eyes were dead panning but the rest of his face had emotion. It was unsettling.
Ok this will probably get drowned but i got one.
One day i was alone in my house and some electricity guys from the government came. No, my parents didn't ask them to come but in my country they regularly do check ups, and when they do they just let themselves in into the yard to check some cables.
This time though, they(2 guys, electricity guy from govern usually only sends one guy) just stood there in front of my house's fence. I casually thought they just doesn't know how to open the gate so i went out and opened it for them, didn't said any word, and went back inside and locked the door. My house door is trellis outside and then the wood door(doubled up), i only locked the trellis so they can see the inside of my home.
Being the anxiety puddle as i am i just went to my room and just play my phone there to avoid conversations. But then 5 minutes passed and my guts started to freak out. Usually those guys only spend like 2 minutes or so and this is just way too long. I started to sweats and trembled hard. Im more scared because my room's windows also faced the yard where they're in and i didn't close the curtain so they can see me. 10 minutes passed and the both of them still there. I started to text my parents abt the situations, they thought nothing was strange. 3 more minutes one of them started to shout for me to come out. Not really threatening, more like please come out there's something i need to say". I was so scared i think the littlest noise will get their attention so i curled up beneath the window and just closed my eyes letting out my prayers in my heart. This goes on for minutes, they even stood in front of the door and tried to look inside. 10 minutes of trying to make me come out they finally gave up and left. I cried so hard after they left and thanked the god up there. Didn't know why i felt so relieved eventho there's a chance that something might be truly wrong.
Anyway the next day my dad saw the news and turns out there's some shady people out there who pretends to be electricity guys. They rob and murder the house owner if they fall for their tricks. The news reporter said that the charactersistic is they come in pairs and will tell you that you need to see that there's some damages so you'll come out.
One time my anxiety and guts saved me
It's crazy to think you and all these other people just...knew. I can't imagine what it must feel like to know two murders were in your backyard just 24 hours ago...
I’m so happy your safe!! That must’ve been beyond terrifying
This is written like a bad Wattpad story
@@RyanTosh tbh if u have that sbility ( i do) even if u were to lose it u would still be smart about those situations bcz u get used to it and start to understand.
@@lynnielie8312 well fucking sorry english isn't my first language and i wrote this without intending it to look like a fucking essay
That library shooting one though, it's one thing to save yourself, but that guys gut feeling literally saved a lot of people (plus the GF just immediately reacts to him as well, that's some synced feelings there)
I don't think it's true. Why would nobody hear the shots? And why would a door lock and probably trap other students in case of an emergency? Like if someone uses the exit in case of a fire?
IchhabezuvielTH-camgegucktO_o the emergency exit doors probably don’t lock but the main doors do, for an emergency like the one in the post. the shots could be by a silencer gun otherwise idk about those
@@IchhabezuvielTH-camgegucktO_o depending on the size of the campus, you might not be able to hear the shots. Also, a lot of emergency systems have safeties so that, if an emergency exit is used, others can't get into that area.
@@IchhabezuvielTH-camgegucktO_o the emergency door didn't lock. The main door to the library did.
Fun topic! When I was younger we had moved states, and were meeting the neighbors! I had that feeling, but it is difficult to explain, because at the time, I had a certain type of seizures, which can compare to the panic attacks I have now. I told my sister, something is wrong, because it only came about me when that man came outside. About 6 months later, he had sexually assaulted several young people! Turns out that feeling similar to a seizure is my warning system!
Once, my mom was out getting the trash at the end of our very long driveway, like she usually does, and suddenly I got this alarming feeling that I needed to check on her. I was sure it was just my paranoia but I went to the window anyway and sure enough a man’s car was stopped in the road talking with her. It always could have been a friendly neighbor but I decided to go out and stand with her just in case. Upon my arrival he seemed alarmed and got really jumpy and nervous while still trying to be fake friendly. He proceeded to ask us all kinds of weird intrusive questions and subtly dropped hints that he’d watched our house and seen us before (we live in a fairly spaced out forest with like 1 or 2 houses near). I can’t explain it but he had the most off putting, creepy vibe I’ve ever seen in a human since. After dragging on for a long time he actually got OUT of the car to talk closer to us, extremely jittery and nervous. He started making up these weird obvious lies about himself that canceled each other out, and he was wearing a stained wife beater shirt. He started getting weirdly physical and putting his arm around my mom and even hugging her, and he winked at me every time she turned her back (it was a weird and awkward wink too, and I was a 16 year old girl at the time). My little brother came out eventually and he did the same thing with him, hugging him and such. Keep in mind he was very nervous acting and had this fake smile. Anyway, he ended up getting back in the car and leaving but not before telling us he’d be “back to visit soon”. Something about him was making my hands actually shake from fear. I genuinely think if I hadn’t come outside when I did he would have taken my mom. We all got the same vibe from the man and hurriedly called my stepdad, who was at work, the minute the man left. You don’t fuck with my stepdad, he’s a tough guy. Eventually I found out that my stepdad found and approached the man and I was never told what actually happened between them, but we never saw the guy again. I still get nervous every time I or my family takes the trash out, and every time I see a car like his my heart skips a beat. I truly think he was some kind of freak.
Anyway, just a weird story I thought I’d share.
To the people who had this feeling: My dad told me to tell you you're welcome.
lol
You don't have a dad
@Gaster glad to see the faithful defending the faith
Awh shoot
Hey man, can I ask your dad why I am always in pain and feeling a dark, deep suffering unmatched by all.
I would appreciate it!
:’)
Peanut he says it’s a phase in most people’s lives.
Someone has already mentioned The Gift Of Fear by Gavin De Becker, but one of the best lessons I learned from that was that your "instincts" are usually you picking up on subtle cues that something here is wrong, and instead of your brain going through all of the math to figure out what exactly is off about a situation it saves time and just takes you straight to the answer.
So your gut is the guy who guesses the answer as soon as he finds out a clue or 2. But your brain is the guy who will take his time with the test and find out the precise answer to everything even if it’s Time consuming.
@@boopsboops7692 No not really, your gut is your brain, it's just that part of your brain that finds out a clue or two and says hey, these clues have meant danger before so instead of sticking around to figure them out let's just GTFO right now.
@@HillsAliveYT for me it's basically the subconsciousness, most of the time it feels like my subconsciousness is the second Einstein but has trouble communicating with me and I end up feeling like a dumbass. yet, like the "gut" examples in the video, whenever it understands that something is seriously off, either by analyzing minor details insanely fast or just by understanding the current situation much better and faster than "me", it kind of takes over for a second and tells me exactly what to do without "explaining" it. I know this may seem weird or hard to understand but its the best way I can explain it.
TL:DR deep down we're all geniuses, but somehow we're too stupid to use our brain to full capacity
@@azzazzin3103 Nose.
@@HillsAliveYT nose.
I remember waking up one morning with the worst feeling and when my family and I were driving to school I had that horrible feeling at the stoplight we we’re getting into another crash.. and we did. Nobody was injured though gladly
All of the mothers who had a gut feeling and saved their children deserve an award.
I saw a couple of weirdos sitting on some rocks along a path. I was a good distance away from them when I saw them, but they gave off a bad vibe, so I decided to calmly take a turn to another path. The woods were pretty dense in this area, so the weirdos dropped out of my line of sight immediately and it seemed like they didn't care, but I figured I'd still run for a while "just in case" they were following me or something.
Well, whaddya know... those fuckers DID try to follow me, but they were surprised I had disappeared so quickly. I run pretty fast, and I didn't even see them behind me, but I heard them yelling "hey come back you dropped something", and when I didn't reply, they yelled "fucking come back right now" with a seriously fucked up tone. Most likely they just wanted to rob me, because I was a lone man in a fairly remote place.
I don't know of any robberies in that area, but someone was raped there, and some local drug addicts/dealers have dragged a couple of people into the woods to tie them up and torture them because they've owed debts. Just last winter some guy was tied up there for 2 days, and when he was found, his legs had been damaged by the cold so badly that he lost use of them. It's still a very quiet and calm place 99% of the time.
P.S. I didn't drop anything. :---)
miskee11 this needs more likes cause its actually serious
Sheesh..glad you got out safe
I was 15 swimming at a river with my family in central CA and there were lots of people around, so I decided to climb upstream on the rocks and explore, one middle-aged guy started following me and trying to say something but the water was too loud and I was too extremely shy to look directly or give any indication I knew he was there. Also just had that gut sense to not acknowledge him or let him get nearer... I sped up and was getting farther and farther away from my family and other people, but for a solid 5 minutes I'd still catch glimpses of him following me in my perifery and it freaked me out. As soon as I went around a boulder out of sight I snuck down into the water and just hid, as quiet as possible, until I heard him pass and keep going... then as quickly as I could I made my way back to my family. I was so scared the rest of the day...
I only ever told two friends about it, days after it happened, it just seemed too frightening to be taken seriously.
miskee11 oh shi-
Me: *breathes*
My gut: Light Yagami is writing your name down GG
Lmao
death note is epic
timothy big shak - yES 😂
ayy fellow WEEB
timothy big shak “GG”😂😂😂
I remember one time when I was 14, i was sitting on a bench next to the street with my sister, We were waiting for our father to pick us up.
Five minutes passed, and i have this weird gut feeling telling me to get up and wait somewhere else.
I ignored it at first, but then it started getting uncomfortable.
I took my sister and walked to another bench that was probably 5 metres away from it.
Not Two seconds had passed and suddenly a car flipped over and landed on where we were sitting.
I sometimes look back and think of what would have happened if me and my sister didn't move and stayed there. We would have been pancaked.
My old house was destroyed, but some of my belongings made it out. There were people that my parents hired to clean our belongings. I had a bad feeling about them, I didn't really trust them. I kept telling my parents that we should take our stuff back and find someone else. They told me I was just being overprotective with my belongings since I almost just lost them all.
That was the beginning of one of the most stressful years of my life. The guy in charge turned out to have been an insurance fraudulent multiple times before, and tried charging 10x the amount for the cleaning, which was almost all the money insurance gave us to clean and get a new home. He kept our stuff hostage until we would pay. He threatened my parents with violence, and had a history of sexually assaulting young women at their homes. Which, concerned my parents when they recalled me telling them twice that the man said something creepy about my body but they told me I was overreacting at the time. When we finally got our stuff back, almost none of it was cleaned, alot of it they broke, and they stole and sold a few things, like alot of my more expensive old video games. However, part of why we were able to get it back was because we said we wouldn't take them to court over it. However, I think that too, was this company pulling the wool over my parents eyes. Because if we took them to court, we have so much documentation that we could have won.
I was starting to not trust my parents judgement before the incident, but now I really don't. And it's been crazy seeing how many times they insist they are right when I have a feeling it's wrong, and they end up wrong about it.
If you get this feeling on a plane R.I.P
I'm going on a plane in two weeks, now I'm scared xD
@@b.m2754 I heard you only have a 1 in 40000 chance of dying in plane so ur good
@@lesteradams2282 Its 1 in 5 million, dying while walking on the sidewalk is 1 in 500
@Jolly Duck
Wow, you’ll never catch me outside again 🙃
I’m going on 3 planes tommorow ✌️
Why does TH-cam keep recommending me these videos only in night time?
Spooky scary skeletons send shivers down your spine
Yeah I know it's 11:54 P.M
yeah same it's like 4 am here wtf?!?
Marius Stinghe what the hell for me it’s 11:44 PM
Woah it’s the same for me wtf
People need to understand having a gut feeling is honestly one of the most important things to pay attention to. It doesn’t matter if it’s wrong sometimes it can legit save your life. It’s better to play it safe and follow it
This happened to me a long time ago.I was going to school on foot in Jordan it was a snowy day,there was a hallway that I need to go throw to get to my school.when I entered the hallway there was someone laying on the ground at that moment I don’t know why I felt that feeling but I was so scared and started running until I have reached my school. it turned out that the guy I saw was criminal who kidnapped tow kids that day.
a side note:sorry for my english if I have any grammar mistakes
That's ok. Most of us can't speak and write in 2 languages!
I got one and it's scary af:
Kids were urging me to play fortnite. My guts said no, so i declined the offer. Was a close-call man. I sometimes think what would happen if i said yes. Could've been worse.....
Yeah man, I played Fortnite and now I'm a true gamer. Look at my profile picture now.
@@alphen9487 Just seeing the number of smileys in this post confirms OPs theory
@@YoYo-gr9es you're really the idiot here if you couldn't tell I wasnt being serious. How are people so dumb
You die!!!
Dangmattsmith: AAAAAAAAA
his mirror: AAAAAAAAAA
almost ended up a fortnite pleb
Playing “Moonlight Sonata” made this a much more creeping/unsettling experience idk why😐
Ikr
The way the song makes you feel is a hopeful despair. That makes one on edge and tension filled
@@regularity5986 Don't you mean hopeless?
@@Hanfgurkenhasser no
Hanfgurkenhasser No.
I actually had this feeling before since I always stay away from sketchy people. I can *feel* their shadiness.
I remember one time I was in Denver for my little cousin’s baptism. I had been running errands with my aunt to grab the stuff she needed to help set up. Once we had finished all the errands we were on our way back, talking about random stuff, and she stopped mid convo to lock the doors saying, “something is off about that person, they won’t stop staring at my car.” The light turned red and we had to stop. Out of no where they came running to our doors and tried to open it on my side of the car. Once the lights turned green, she floored it.
Turns out there have been murders and car hijacking in the area. If she wouldn’t have done that, they probably would have killed us. I think about it every so often
What’s the point of having the screenshots in dark mode if the transitions are bright asf......
sweetxiuga. Haha I like your profile pic too:)
sweetxiuga. ARMY DID YOU SEE 3:45?
love your pfp 🤗💜
Yeah especially cause its 5am for me... man i should probably go to sleep huh...
Armyy
For the transitions please make it black. instantly changing to white in the dark hurts the eyes
DomoOnDrugs Indeed
Same. I think that goes for most people tbh.
You shouldnt be using your phone in the dark anyway, it severely injures your vision. If you want to watch videos before sleeping, do so with the lights on.
Dont whatch videos in the dark.
Nobody:
A.I voice: *G O O S E A B U M P S*
Mario? Is that you?
When I was about 11, I was walking home from a friends house that lived only about a block away. I felt this feeling that something was going to happen today. Something bad. When I turned the corner on the street, I saw a red truck. That wasn't suspicious, until I kept walking and it kept going around the block. It was honestly freaky. So I ran home, and told my mom when I got inside. We locked all the doors.
Turns out, when we checked the Nest doorbell that night, he was stalking me and looking through my window. I frequently feel as if I'm being watched, so I can't fall asleep with the lights on. That experience thoroughly shook me. Stay safe guys.
Went to India on a vacation and thought it'd be fun to camp in a dodgy forest with my bestie. 12 am or so and I was terror stricken for absolutely no reason. My friend was just enjoying his sleep while i was upright and awake. I felt as if something was REALLY close to our camp and was observing us. Tried to look around through a small slit but couldn't see much. Couldn't sleep the whole night and got the fuck out of there early in the morning. Turns out, there was a leopard on the loose in a nearby village which had escaped back into the forest where we were. NEVER CAMPING AGAIN.
Camping is fucking retarded to begin with
Trevor Belmont Doing it at midnight in a deserted forest is additionally stupid.
thats why i stay at home
Video games are a safe alternative to nature...
People who are saying that camping is stupid it depends where you camp. Like if your camping in Scotland which doesn’t have wolves or bares or even rabies, doesn’t have any particularly dangerous animals or plants you won’t get hurt by nature so your only worry is other people and in that sense you might as well be in your house or on the street. Camping is only stupid if you ignore potential dangers ie going camping in a country which has dangerous animals, going in a place that gets dangerous weather, going in a place with limited people. Like if you go camping in Say California where there is wild fires, earthquakes, venomous spiders, dangerous animals etc your basically asking to die.
Man I'm half convinced that instead of growing massive fur or something, humans just evolved to have insane intuition. Not perfect intuition, but just enough to get the job done most of the time!
Remember, "better safe than sorry"!
Literally every animal has this skill, though. Every cat, dog, monkey and fish has this ability.
Unless you are acting in a horror movie. That makes your objective DIE BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY.
Gopnik Gavrilovich
Facts
Animals have that too. I will never forget one time my dad and brother were working on the outside of our house and I went on a walk with the dogs. Something felt strange and suddenly even though it was a nice day the dogs were tugging on the leash like mad showing me they wanted back even though it had only been 10 minutes. Almost had to run home they were tugging and whimpering so bad. When I got there my dad and brother were gone and there was blood everywhere.I later found out that a tool had fallen on my brothers head while they were on a ladder and my brother fell a couple of meters, no serious injuries besides a heavy concussion. But animals have such a crazy gut instinct
@@mieke109 Legit thought someone was dead for a sec
I was ten-ish, my cousins had an outdoor pool and we wanted to sleep on the deck (we slept 15+ feet away from pool) we were still in swimsuits, I was unsettled sleeping outside. I saw a big flash, like a camera flash. I warned everyone to come inside. We took a time lapse and saw something moving in their backyard. I have no clue what it was but, I always trust my gut lol.
I was having a good time with my cousins then all of a sudden I felt super sad. It was unexplainable. Then 15 minutes later my father text me to tell me my grandmother passed away 15 minutes ago.
The two students who left the library using the emergency exit possibly saved any staff or other students in that library from being shot by that mad person with a gun.
but why did thye just leave? i wouldnt have i wouldve went ah well
@Moire Reilly Also this video/askreddit was about gut feelings. ...and they followed theirs after seeing that girl run by and thinking "why is she running away? There's nothing behind her?" then seeing the gunman and going "oh crap, we need to get out of here." Then happen to use the door that locked the front door due to it being an e-exit.
@@PinkAgaricus hello captain obvious, don't have to annotate the entire story
Banna Fam2047 No. the only thing to do in a mass shooting incident is run. If you can’t run, hide. If you can’t hide, THEN FIGHT. But your priority is to gtfo, regardless of what other people are doing. Don’t be a hero. Don’t make yourself a target.
@@nyanbinary1717I mean unless your in an area with a lot of people, then your job is to make sure the amount of casualties is kept to a minimum. Throw shit at the shooter, can't shoot if you keep getting hit with shit.
"im a type I diabetic and my child has symptoms of diabetes"
that pediatrician: pff wont risk performing simple, cheap tests jusy for one of the worst diseases there are!! do you want me to waste 5' of my time? 😤🙄
To be completely fair to the doctor, I have actually done the opposite and did a test for diabetes. It's a fairly tedious test called a 75 gram oral glucose tolerance test where we make you drink something that's basically pure sugar and monitor how your body will process that sugar in a 2 to 3 hour period. What this means is that every hour after you've taken the oral glucose liquid, we're going to ask to have your blood extracted, meaning you're going to have to get a needle in you about three times. A ketostrip isn't a gold standard diagnostic test for diabetes so we don't usually base our treatments off of that.
Needless to say, the parents (both diabetics) were pissed when the tests turned out negative because they felt that I had hurt their child unnecessarily.
However, there might have been a better way to leave some room for error. Maybe say "It's probably due to other causes like the weather but let's observe for now. We can do a test down the line but if the symptoms change for the worse or aren't getting better, you can bring the child to an urgent care facility."
@@dajoler my phone bokt fng i vdnt time
@@asserm.8047 ???
TheGuitar Person Meh. I'd rather have the tests done than to just "wait it out." I hate that. Seems like docs just want you to keep coming in, making more visits, getting more MONEY.
@@cheese6207 lmao my phone had just been broken & thought it was funny to leave the reply that i managed to type out lol. Sorry i was dealing with the loss of a phone
My friend wanted to travel to another city without telling her parents. I told her not to because something bad will happen. She still went, her train broke down in the middle of the trip, took a bus, the bus broke down too. She had to call her parents to pick her up, she got in trouble. I was right.
This actually happened a couple of days ago, my best friend and I were talking about why we have gallbladders and appendixes, mentioning their uselessness. The very next day she went to the ER for abdominal swelling. Turns out she has a huge gallstone. Today she is getting her gallbladder removed
My mom was pregnant with my sister and wasn't due for at least another month. She was in the hospital for pregnancy stuff and she felt something off. She told the nurse and the nurse said things like "oh it's normal, its your first baby" and all that. My mom still felt uneasy and yelled at a doctor as he was walking in the hallway. He rushed her to surgery. Turns out the umbilical cord was wrapped around my sister's neck and killing her. If my mom didn't yell for the doctor and the doctor made one small mess up it's likely that both my mom and my sister wouldn't be alive and I wouldn't have been born 2 years later. Also pretty likely that my dad would be extremely depressed and empty.
why did they immediatly rush her to surgery if they didnt believe her?
@@michellegemima7585 the nurse didnt. The doctor did
Your mom wouldn’t have died if the cord was around the baby’s neck. They more than likely would’ve gotten a divorce, though.
Holy fucking shit the same happened with my sister and later her own baby. Unfortunately it was too late and my sisters baby died but my mom was mentioning that in Mexico (about 30 yrs ago) that her doctors were able to tell that she needed a c section because there was a possibility of my sister dying from the cord
alize0623 why would they get a divorce? it's not normal nor healthy if a couple splits because they lost a baby.
I was maybe 11 at the time. My mother dropped me off at Sunday school but no one was there, miscommunication, they were at the tennis courts. I was left their unattended, a deep sinking feeling started taking over, I looked down the road and then to the main Street. Down the road a car was idling and a person was starring at me, panicking I ran towards the main Street and guess what followed me. Running full pelt down the street dodging people, the car driving past and around the block. I took off down another street closer to home. Running and being followed I noticed my mother's car, waving I tried to signal, she didn't notice. The car pulls up nearby and the man gets out, calling out to me he approached, in his pocket I notice a rope and the fact he was wearing gloves. At that I took off down our street and into our yard and glance back at the corner, guess whos on the Corner. At the end my mother returned and he left. Recongized his face in the news paper, turns out to be a kidnapper and after my incident he was caught, not by my word to the police but a witness to another case.
Scary. Glad you escaped that creep.
real scary. glad you're okay, man.
r/thathappened
One time, my friend and I went to a theme park. I like to drive with my windows down, so, naturally, as my friend and I got in my car to leave, I put the windows down, and started to navigate the busy parking lot. Many people were pulling out at once-the theme park was a busy place, even at 9 PM-onto this one narrow road. The road had a light at the end, and a left and right turning lane, which allows you to turn onto this big highway that’s three lanes on each side. A few people pull out of the parking lot before I do in front of a white truck.
Now, I get anxious often-we love having a mental disorder-and dense traffic can often trigger anxiety for me. I was nervous, given the situation, but since the truck wasn’t moving, I began to pull out as well-as soon as I make it half way out, though, this guy guns it forward, to the point of only being an inch away from plowing into the driver’s side of my car. Though I didn’t have any real cause to, I immediately reached to pull the windows up.
My intuition must have known something was up, though, because as the windows are rolling up, the guy gets out of the truck, runs over to my window, and tries to put his hand in, but the window closed just in time. He instead screams (something like “it’s just one! It’s just one!” whatever that means) and bangs on my window, to the point where I was terrified he would actually break my window and punch me. A woman gets out of the same truck and pushes him away from my car, and for a second, I was scared he’d attack her, too. He eventually goes back to his car and aggressively tailgates me until he’s able to swerve around me and the line of cars, get in the right turning lane, and hook a huge left turn right before the other direction’s light turns green.
If my gut hadn’t told me to pull up the window immediately, that psycho fucker could have seriously injured me, and he almost intentionally hit me multiple times. Scariest shit I’ve had to deal with in a while.
I don't understand how the gut feeling works. It happens a lot to people when there is nothing out of the ordinary, but then something wrong happens. I have more stories than what I commented, but my gut never once was wrong.
Remember kiddos, your brain is very good at picking up on patterns and the subtlest of cues. If you get a sudden feeling that something is off, trust yourself.
Are you saying your brain gives you that feeling? Cause it obviously doesn't your gut feeling mostly has to do with spiritual energy you feel around you when get a bad feeling that's probably cause your around bad energy
@@gaelgriffith5543 no... that's nonsense... it's scientifically proven that the brain pics up clues fast.. not some random magic
@@gaelgriffith5543 "Spiritual energy"
Lol. All of this stuff is explained by science already. We dont need fairy tale magic to explain things anymore.
@@chewchewtrain keep believing in your science if you really think this body we have is everything in life you have been peluded by the system but hey I'm just tryna help you don't have to listen have a nice day
@@kevk9306 and don't call it magic cause it's not magic I just said spiritual energy stop being close minded for once science is a man made thing spiritual energy came before science so science is already debunked the fact science didn't come with nature should say enough that it's all bullshit
NEVER NEVER NEVER IGNORE A GUT FEELING, if you ever feel a gut feeling don't EVER ignore it EVER, it's serious
Yep it's like a director of a movie trying to direct us (as an actor) to not doing something off the scenario .
Nicole Davis I agree especially after the fire vision I had which turned out to be true
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What if you have anxiety
@Nicole Davis
this isn't always applicable. i have extremely severe anxiety (of multiple varieties) and often get said "gut feelings", and more often than not they're to be ignored. i've been known to have a stomach ache and get a "gut feeling" that i need to go to the ER, despite it just being a bug. or maybe someone will look at me on the bus and my "gut feeling" is that they're going to murder me, even if they're entirely harmless. some things make your gut feelings null/confusing.
This is called the peter tingle