@livictori
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Trusting your intuition involves paying attention to feelings of unease or suspicion without rushing to conclusions. It is a natural response to subconscious cues and can be helpful when combined with rational thinking. To handle these feelings, observe your emotions carefully and avoid immediate reactions, allowing clarity to develop over time.
Posted by livictori
I was on the phone with a friend and he says he's in Texas. Something told me no he isn't. Then about a week later, I heard his GPS talking and the streets sound like New Jersey where he is from. We're not dating and I'm not emotionally invested. I know street names are common from state to state.I also go with my gut, but I don't want to feel crazy. I also don't want to confront him because there's a possibility I'm wrong and there's not a solid reason I should doubt him. Usually, I'd just say nothing but watch out for confirmation.
How do you guys handle your intuition?
I trust it. Sounds like you should too.
If my intuition were telling me something like that, I'd just ignore it. It's not my business where my friend is at and if he's lying to me then I don't even care to get involved in his personal matters. If it was something that was important to me or affected me, then I would just ask about it. Although I don't think it's intuition if you actually have reasons for thinking that way, such as the street names, right? Intuition is usually something you think without there being any hints or clues. If you never heard his gps would you still think he was lying? Not to get all technical, but sometimes I can't help it.
I understand what you're saying. If it doesn't impact your decisions or life path, honor your intuition, but just chill. The dirt always comes out in the wash. You know that. I've had similar things happen and the fact of the matter is, people lie. Sometimes they lie for sport, so...I mean, just let it be and go on from there. Now, if there's more to the situation thst calls upon you to trust said person and you feel they're not being trustworthy, then hold off on trusting them. Period.
Always. It's rarely been wrong.
Your intuition is like your instincts if you ignore it and question it to the ninth degree it fazes away. I have learned that you either believe it or you don't because you are weakening it when you don't follow your instant hunch.
My intuition was soo right. He admitted it and said he didn't have a real reason....#noworries
Posted by livictori
My intuition was soo right. He admitted it and said he didn't have a real reason....#noworriesI don't get why people do this - lie for no reason... but then again I do it rarely too, with no real reason.. don't know what that's about.
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It's usually the reason I detach from people
Posted by livictori
My intuition was soo right. He admitted it and said he didn't have a real reason....#noworries
LMBO!!!....Yes!
My intuition has proven to always be right, and the only few time when it seems it failed me...is more because the other person was lying, but after time true always comes tl light... Fucking thing is scary!!! Specially when it feels like a party pooper... Everything is cool and dandy and the little bytch (intuition) ruins the party... But she know better
I have learnt the hard way to always trust mine. I'm an aries with merc/Mars/venus all in Pisces my intuition is rarely wrong although at times I wish it was.
I normally sit back and wait for confirmation but every now and then, depending on the circumstances I'll do some digging.
In your situation I'd sit back and wait for confirmation.
I don't, but when I find the courage to do so, wonderful things happen.
And there's a thin line between intuition and fear..
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I was on the phone with a friend and he says he's in Texas. Something told me no he isn't. Then about a week later, I heard his GPS talking and the streets sound like New Jersey where he is from. We're not dating and I'm not emotionally invested. I know street names are common from state to state.
I also go with my gut, but I don't want to feel crazy. I also don't want to confront him because there's a possibility I'm wrong and there's not a solid reason I should doubt him. Usually, I'd just say nothing but watch out for confirmation.
How do you guys handle your intuition?