Are women's intuitions always right? | Hush Podcast
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Have you ever experienced a moment when you and another woman shared an unspoken understanding without saying a word? For some reason, women share this energy amongst each other where it helps us either find out about something or use it as a decision-making energy. The girls that get it, get it. In this episode of Hush, the girls decipher the unspoken moments and what they mean in the subtle art of women's intuition.
Featuring:
Hazelle - / heyhihazelle
Germaine - / germaineleonora
Azura - / azuragoh
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At Hush, hosts & Radio DJs Germaine Tan, @HazelleTeo, Azura Goh, discuss relationships, health and wellness topics that may be taboo or just plain paiseh to talk about.
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Tell us a time when your GUT FEELING was right! 🎯
when my father took longer then expected going to the market... i instantly thought he got in a car accident... turned out i was right!! wasnt nothing major but the whole front bumper needed to be replaced.... he rear ended another car in a lane that u dont yield in...
and he wonders why i get anxious when he drives sometimes... dude brakes late and when he talks he dont pay attention as much on the road... my dad gets so pissed when i tell him to slow down and stuff LMAO
@@joshualee8151 Oh no!! we're glad he's ok!
As one (although a man) who has ignored his gut feelings for too long, I now feel like it's almost always optimal to follow it even if turns out wrong, because then at least you save yourself from the looooong period of feeling conflicted/confused as well as the feeling like you've 'done the right thing'.
i really love these episodes that you guys are pumping out. great perspectives
Thank you for listening! 🫶🏻
I dont think people will usually say "shit i shouldnt have listen to my guy", they would just say shit i shouldnt have done that
love this episode as find it insanely relatable as lately my overthinking was at another level.
felt like this episode explained how I was thinking after my doctor told me my pituitary gland was damaged. usually I dont think much, so after what she said, Ive insomnia as I kept thinking about it. then I realised nine years ago I was in sec4 i got hit in head while in school by soccer ball while in the field, I had nose bleeding and was in a coma which everyone thought I was exhausted and slept for two days straight. which there after the accident, I had leg muscle shrinker soft like jelly, vomiting, pretty much all the symptoms of brain injury which after nine freaking years I realised it was brain injury because no one could explain including the doctor. my brain was different than before as I totally became having learning difficulty and a lot of malfunctions happened. prior to the accident I often got bullied by classmates as they're in the same class with me throughout my secondary school life, which I remembered getting pranked at, belongings stolen and got followed home. after remembering the accident, I felt like it does make a lot of sense. then doctor said it was birth defects which made me in denial, but after thinking about a week daily, I realised it does make sense as throughout my primary school and secondary school life, I always have difficulty breathing during run, always sick daily which everyone, be it teacher or classmates thought I was lying because I was lazy. then again someone on social media explained to me that what ive went through was the after effect of brain injury in very logical and scientific way which I was amazed because the doctor im seeing never explained to me throughout the past nine years as every visit to the doctor felt like dejavu: ask to do MRI scan, I declined, then proceed to say the blood test are fine, the medicines are ordered, and end of the consultation. what the person explained to me on social media made alot of sense because I did experience dementia, stroke as the muscle shrink and I had difficulty walking for a year. I remember I only attended English papers as I got mocked at as I was walking like someone with stroke which turns out the person on social media explained to me was spot on. and it does make sense I have brain trauma as I totally forgot about the accident for the past nine years.
I had strong intuition that the accident caused the brain damages. and especially after the appointment, I accidentally tripped while going up the stairs which when I got up, my forehead was red, then few weeks later I dreamt of the accident. I kept getting the constant dream, as before, throughout my childhood and secondary school I stopped dreaming. and I still remember clearly back in 2018 before my uncle passed on, I dreamt about him, the memories I had when I was a kid of him holding my hand while crossing the road. then in 2019 I dreamt of receiving a call that my sis got in an accident, which few week or month it really did happened, glad she didnt get hurt just that she damaged my dad's car for accidentally reversing and wrecking a factory gate. earlier this year, I dreamt of another uncle, also memories of him when I was kid where he would bring me to get ice cream during every late grandma's death anniversary. and few weeks later I got the news he had cancer, and I tried to visit him as often, on the first visit he would acknowledge when I called him. the second visit he looked totally not himself and started talking things we dont understand. after barely few months, he passed on, which I even told my mom prior that its very strange I had a strong sense something bad going to happen and it really did. lately I kept dreaming of flashback of the accident I had nine years ago on how I got my brain damaged. so I asked my classmates and she said she remember only seeing me nose bleeding profusely and didnt witness the accident. the doctor does make half sense as throughout my childhood I had poor health, as I always told teacher im unwell but they would always think Im finding excuses which my dad also felt that I was giving excuses as he also doesnt like studying when he was a kid. which does sound like birth defects. but remembering the accident does makes a lot of sense, if not why would a 17 years old get stroke and dementia.
I also wanna know the Chinese movie Hazel cried 1 hour to pleaseee
Omg i relate so much on hazel’s statement on receiving calls from home… that fear 😭
NGL i wanna see azura's sneaker collection... i like her taste in sneakers 🤣
yes, 'intuition' is stronger for women because women tend to be more neurotic
i wanna recupe on this whole show... azura says the "mothers intuition" my grandma always knew i was gonna be in trouble so she had a landed plot in my name like a gravestone... gladly that never happened but she did it to my uncle also whom was his son... he was gay n was pushed away to some extent... for 10 years maybe? but yaaa i wasnt the 2nd person she ever had a plot for.... i went thru alot crazy shit.... from cops playing drugs in my hand for a charge to... a actual armed robbery of a cobini store.... cuz someone had a near name towards me... was a disgusting thing i had to deal with as a 16 yr old... but evertday they always pulled me or my friend over cuz of it..... i mean 4 times a week i got pulled over n lasted like 1 1/2 hours... b4 they let me go.... IT WAS CRAZY!!!!!