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People Break Down The Places That Are Easy To Enter But Difficult To Leave
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The shower. Your bed. A warm and comfy position on the couch. What do all of these things have in common? Once you get into them, you don't wanna get out.

Easy to enter, difficult to leave. Once you are in, you are in. And getting out isn't going to be the cakewalk that you want it to be. You are gonna have to do some work to get yourself away.

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People Divulge The Types Of People That Annoy Them The Most
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Inevitably, not everybody in the world is going to like each other. People are so specific and cut from such specific molds, that it's far too easy to run across someone who makes you absolutely crazy.

Traits grind on each other, get under each other's skin, and in general make life quite a bit more difficult than if everyone could just swallow their pride to get along. Sadly, that's not the case on planet Earth.

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People Describe The Creepiest Experiences They've Had While Camping
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Being one with nature also means being one with all nature has to offer. Sometimes, that's more of a curse than a blessing.

Nature is vast and fascinating, and as such, much of it remains unknown.

Encounters with the unknown are not the most desirable outcome of a trip that is supposed to be fun.

It can, in fact, taint the experience.

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People Explain Which Items Are Criminally Overpriced
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Life is lived by spending money. That is the way we have created our lives, and now that is the way we must live them.

You have to spend money on everything.

For housing, for food, for transportation.

It is literally impossible to live without it.

Sometimes it can feel like we're drowning in bills only to have an unforeseen expense crop up and do far more damage.

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Doctors Divulge How They Really Tell A Patient They Are Dying
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Working in the medical profession simply builds a whole lot of heartache. Doctors watch, day after day, as some of their patients fall ill, only to never recover.

It's a part of the job to break gentle news both to the patients and to their families that their loved one is most likely not going to make it. Having to tell someone they're dying, and force them to deal with their own mortality, brings up a special kind of hell.

Some people have had to develop coping mechanisms to get through it.

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