Share some times your instinct saved you stories.

I was at a party and a guy offered me a drink. My instinct immediately made me a bit suspicious. I declined politely. Later, I heard from others that he had a reputation for spiking drinks. My instinct was right and it saved me from a very bad situation. I'm always glad that I trust my instincts in such cases.

My first time traveling alone was both exciting and scary. I went to a small town. I got lost at first but then I found this amazing little café where I met some really friendly locals. It was a great experience that taught me to be more independent.

She heard a baby crying from the attic. When she opened the attic door, the crying stopped.

There was a couple constantly arguing over household chores. They realized that instead of blaming each other, they could divide the tasks more fairly. They also started to appreciate each other's efforts more. For example, the husband would thank the wife for cooking, and the wife would thank the husband for taking care of the yard. This change in attitude saved their marriage. In more detail, they also made a chore schedule together. This schedule not only made the distribution of tasks clear but also added a sense of routine and predictability to their daily life. It reduced the chances of arguments as both knew what was expected of them. Also, they set aside some time each week to talk about how the chore - sharing was going and make adjustments if needed. This regular communication about the household affairs improved their overall relationship and made their marriage stronger.

My life was filled with chaos. I had lost my job, my family was falling apart, and I was on the verge of depression. One night, as I was praying to Jesus, I felt a warmth in my heart. It was as if He was telling me that everything would be okay. From that moment on, things started to change for the better. I got a new job opportunity and was able to mend my relationships with my family. Jesus truly saved my life.

One story could be a person who was being attacked by a wild animal while camping. He had a gun and was able to fire a warning shot which scared the animal away, thus saving his life.

Once I was drowning at the beach. My best friend, who was a strong swimmer, saw me struggling and immediately dived in. He grabbed me and swam back to shore. It was a terrifying experience, but thanks to him, I'm here today.

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