Once there was a girl...

This is a must read for all ladies… 

via @citizenkerry:

Three years ago, on a ridiculously hot Memorial Day Weekend, I was followed into my apartment building by a man in a ski mask. 

I didn’t realize he was wearing a ski mask until later. 

Back then, my friends and I all lived within six blocks of each other, and we’d parted ways at the cheezy 80s dance club in our neighborhood. We didn’t think to walk each other home, since we were practically home anyway. What was a few extra blocks?

So it was dark, 2am, and I was alone in the hallway to my building. For some reason, I turned around and saw a man standing at the other end of the hallway, as if he’d just entered. I say “for some reason,” because I don’t remember hearing any noise to make me turn around and am not sure why I did. 

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Well if that’s the case I think I’ve overcome the odds quite well… 

theweekmagazine:

Left-handed and ambidextrous people are more susceptible to negative emotions, including anger. A study published in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease found that the brains of lefties process emotions differently than those of righties, with more communication between the brain’s two halves. As a result, the areas that produce negative emotions experience greater activity, according to the Daily Mail.

They’re also more affected by fear, and more inhibited. Sorry, lefties.