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Steph15
If A Stranger Asks You Any Of These 6 Questions, Please Don't Answer Them For Your Own Safety
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We meet strangers almost everyday. At least whenever we go out. Our relationship with strangers is more of a formal one. Even though you can become friends with a previously unknown face just the day you met him or her, but there are boundaries you should never cross with strangers no matter how friendly it had gotten between you too. This is because you have not become fully acquainted with their way and manner of life and the type of people they are. With that in mind, here are 6 information about yourself you never answer a stranger.
1. Can You Tell Me Your Address?
For security reasons, never tell a person you just met the address of or the direction to your house. They could have be hired by kidnappers assassins to obtain that information from you. No matter how politely the request or question, never answer. Instead politely refuse the person. The person can get to know you address as your friendship progresses.
2. Can I Know Your Office Address?
This is also confidential information as regarding strangers. The only ground you are permitted to give away your work place address to a stranger is if it is for business purposes, otherwise don't give it. This is to avoid unnecessary embarrassment.
3. Can I Use Your Phone?
Don't make the regrettable mistake of ever giving your cell phone to a stranger, whether to place a call or what. Your cell phone contain sensitive and vital information about you. A criminal can transfer funds from your account, and erase the message. Such people usually mute the cell phone when you give it to them. And trust me, they are experts at finding out codes. Also criminals can make a call with a victim's sim card in your phone and the law enforcement agents will think you are the law breaker, and trace you.
4. How Much Is Your Monthly Salary/ Allowance?
If you ever make the mistake of revealing the figures you earn monthly to a complete stranger, then you are on your own. Some strangers are scammers and fraudsters and obtain that information just to scam unsuspecting victims.
5. Are A Spinster/ Bachelor Or Married?
It can be quite dangerous revealing your marital status to a strangers. Messengers of false prophets and seers can use details about your marital life against you to deceive you so be on the alert.
6. Where Are Your Family (Brother/Sister/Father etc) Now?
Never disclose the location of your loved ones to strangers. They could be wolves in sheep clothing, like kidnappers or hired assassins etc. Always keep the location of your family members secret, even from friends if possible, especially if if their location is crucial.
So keep these 6 things in mind. Be security conscious, so you don't fall into the hands of kidnappers and killers and other sundary wicked people. Always stay safe.
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Your Brain Is In Danger If You Are Experiencing These Following Signs
~2.8 mins read
Your Brain Is In Danger If You Are Experiencing These Following Signs
Eshovi
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It is unfortunate that most people don't know how important their brain is to their existence and because of this ignorance, a lot of them pay little or no attention towards ensuring that their brain is in good order.
Let me start by giving you a brief education on how important the "brain" is to every human being.
Your brain is your body's command base where instructions are passed to every single part of your body. It is the chief of the nervous system, which controls everything, beginning from your senses to every single muscle throughout your body.
The implication of the above explanation is that if your brain is damaged, it can affect virtually every part of your body, including your memory, your sensation, and even your attitude.
When the brain of a person is damaged it leads to various types of brain disorders which can be detected through various signs. In this article, I will be highlighting the four most popular categories of brain disorders and their symptoms as sourced from the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, and www.healthline.com.
1. Brain Injuries
Brain injuries are brain disorders mostly caused by blunt trauma (shock, collision, or as explained by your physician). Trauma can easily harm brain tissue, neurons, and nerves. When this occurs, it affects your brain's ability to articulate with the rest of your body. The most common forms of brain injuries include strokes and concussions.
The following are symptoms of brain injuries: vomiting, nausea, speech difficulty, bleeding from the ear, numbness, paralysis, memory loss, concentration problem, irregular breathing, pupil dilation.
2. Brain Tumors
Brain tumors are brain conditions that occur due to the formation of tumors in the brain. There are basically two classes of brain tumors: The primary, noncancerous tumors also known as benign, and the secondary, metastatic, or cancerous brain tumors otherwise known as malignant.
The causes of brain tumors are largely unknown and they can occur in people of any age. The following are symptoms of brain tumors: headaches, seizures (convulsions), numbness or tingling in your arms or legs, nausea, vomiting, changes in attitude, difficulty with movement or balance, changes in hearing, speech, or vision.
3. Neurodegenerative Diseases
These are brain diseases that cause the brain and nerves to deteriorate with time. They affect one's attitude and leads to many complications. These diseases the brain's tissue and nerves.
Some of them like Alzheimer's disease may occur as you grow old and they can gradually impair memory and thought procedures. There are also some like Tay-Sachs disease that are genetic and they can develop in early age.
Common symptoms of Neurodegenerative diseases; memory loss, forgetfulness, apathy, anxiety, agitation (madness or as described by the physician), a loss of inhibition, and mood changes.
4. Mental Disorders
Mental disorders are of diverse conditions and they usually affect behavior patterns. Some of the commonly diagnosed mental disorders are as follows; anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and Schizophrenia. Symptoms of mental disorders usually based on the prevalent conditions.
In conclusion, brain disorders are dangerous threats to the stable life of any individual. Many of them are curable while there are some which can only be managed.
Early prevention is always better than cure, eat well and take good care of your body, but if you discover any of the above-listed symptoms in your body, please consult a certified physician urgently for proper medical advice.
Please don't keep this information to yourself, do well to share it with others.
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