13 times Internet users were saved by the sixth sense

It’s easy to confuse intuition with paranoia. That’s why many people simply ignore their sixth sense, afraid of appearing strange to others. However, the heroes of our post today trusted their instincts and did not regret it, as it literally saved the lives of some of them.

We, from awesome.club, we were impressed when we read this topic on the internet, and we selected the 13 most incredible stories that literally gave us goosebumps and reinforce the existence of a sixth sense. Check out!

I used to not wear a seat belt. One day, I was in the passenger seat and I decided to put it on. It didn’t take a minute and we were hit by a car at almost 100 km/h. The policeman said that if I hadn’t been wearing a seat belt, I would have flown. Now I use it all the time! © redmooncat15 / Reddit One day, in the late 1990s, I got out of college around 11:00, 12:00 and the buses were no longer running through the neighborhood. So I was walking along an alley next to the student housing, when suddenly I had a sudden urge to run, but to run so fast that the wind was loud in my ears. I decided not to go against that desire. After all, the place wasn’t very lit and there weren’t many people. Run at full speed. A few seconds later, I heard a shout: “stop!” and as I was already “full steam” I had no difficulties to continue. Since then, I try not to ignore these sudden urges of mine. Sometimes they can save the day. © kk0s0y / Pikabu I had been with my first boyfriend for almost two years. About six months into the relationship, I started getting regular stomach aches. It became constant. He could barely eat and the doctors had no explanation for the pain. After I was done with it, the pain disappeared completely and almost immediately. Some time later I found out that he cheated on me with several people for almost the entire relationship. I think this is literally what they call intuition. © Sabrina B. Salerno / Quora One day, when I was about 18 years old, I was traveling down the road with some friends and a girl I didn’t know. She was behind the wheel and was going very fast. Well, I’m a bit of an adrenaline junkie and I’ve always liked to take calculated risks in the name of a good time, but on this occasion I told her to slow down or let me out of the car. I literally had to start screaming for her to hear me and slow down. A week later, she crashed her car on the same stretch of road at a speed of nearly 150 km/h. She and the other three passengers in the car did not survive. © Canadian_Neckbeard / Reddit

I don’t know if it was a hunch or a happy coincidence. I decided that I should throw out the garbage before going to class at the university. With that, I “lost” 10 seconds, since I had to walk a little further to go to the can. I threw out the garbage, turned around and went on my way. Literally 10 seconds later, I was passing in front of a building when a “rain” of pieces of glass that some idiot threw from the third floor fell right in front of me. © _helloalien / Reddit I was experiencing swelling in my right breast. He was 43 years old, and five months earlier he had had a mammogram, the result of which attested that everything was fine. But I knew I wasn’t. I went to four different doctors and they all said it was nothing and that I should come back in a year. I went to a fifth doctor. Yes, I literally had to fight to get a correct diagnosis. It was a rare and very aggressive form of breast cancer. I’ve been healthy for five years now! © Tajkaj / Reddit When I was around 15 years old, I smelled burning plastic early in the morning in my house. I almost went back to sleep but got up to investigate. An outlet outside the house had caught fire and the flames were climbing up the wall. The rest of my family was asleep and there wasn’t enough smoke for the fire alarms to go off. I ran and got the extinguisher, woke my father, put it in his hands and showed him the fire. While he was going out, we called the fire department. © DanBonham / Reddit I was getting close to the bus stop. The vehicle was coming and I could have caught it if I had run, but something told me to wait for the next one. I got on the next bus half an hour later and sat in my usual seat, right at the back next to the driver. A little later, we got stuck in a traffic jam and soon discovered that a truck had hit the bus I missed, right in the part where I was sitting. If I had taken that bus, I wouldn’t be here. It still gives me the creeps, six years later. © Cosmo_shaggy / Reddit My brothers and I went swimming with the neighbor’s kid in their pool while the adults were inside talking. At some point I thought, “where is my sister?” She could just as well have gone to find my parents or come home, but I felt I needed to find her right away. I asked the others for help in the search when I noticed, she was drowning at the bottom of the pool, completely blue. Fortunately, she has fully recovered from the accident. © intergalacticsnack / Reddit

When I was about 15, I was with my father in our small family business when he went to pick up the mail. Just a few steps past the mailbox, he dropped one of the letters. As he bent down to pick it up, a passing truck on the street blew a tire and the shrapnel went flying right over my father’s head. The wind produced by the “explosion” even made his hat shake. The panic I felt was simply indescribable. If only he hadn’t dropped that mail… © Lee_of_the_Stone / Reddit I woke up from a deep sleep at 2am during a snowstorm and felt like something wasn’t quite right. I immediately went looking for my elderly dog ​​and couldn’t find her anywhere in the house. My housemates used to let her out for a walk, but they usually forgot about her and closed the door. I ran to the front of the house and found her lying on the hall rug. She was barely breathing and covered in snow. She was alone out there for at least five hours. I moved right after that. © Cafilkafish / Reddit I had an important meeting in another city. Two nights in a row before the flight, I dreamed that the plane crashed. On the morning of the trip, I did everything to miss the flight. And I did. In the end, I learned that everything went well with the flight, but I was fired, as I missed the meeting. Two weeks later I found a much better job. So my intuition really saved me. © AusCan531 / Reddit My father once had to go to court. He would take me with him so I could learn about what the adult world was like. However, he would have to leave the back door to his office open so the rest of the team could clock in. He suddenly had a bad feeling about taking me and decided I should stay in the office. He had an accident after leaving court; The car hit right on the passenger side, I would have been seriously injured if I had been there. © volcanic-sass / Reddit

Has your intuition ever saved you from any trouble? If so, let us know in the comments section.