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Woman leaves bachelorette trip after trusting her gut about sketchy men partying with friends.
Woman's intuition is encoded in your brain like 'a web of fact and feeling' Science supports her actions, according to a Psychology Today article entitled, “3 Reasons Why You Have to Trust Your Gut”.
LaKeisha Fleming walks the reader through the signs of intuition.
Tension in the body or a thought that won't go away is a strong feeling that you should or shouldn't do something.
If you've got a bad feeling like YBC did, trust yourself and act accordingly.
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