Survival Tips

Survival Tips An unlocked door IS an Invitation If you're ever being kidnapped: Leave traces of yourself by dropping personal items, scratching your perpetrators (leaves dna in your fingernails), spit or make noise to create a trail for investigators. Predators often manufacture urgency. "Come quickly." "It's an emergency." "I need your help." Urgency reduces critical thinking. Be VERY careful with your next move If your dog/cat suddenly refuses to go somewhere it normally loves, pay attention. Animals often notice people, sounds, or scents long before humans do. If a food delivery man ever knocks/rings the doorbell at your door and you know for a fact you didn't order anything. Especially late at night. DO NOT open the door. If you ever see a car on the road late at night with no lights (headlights) on, SPEED OFF IMMEDIATELY. Most people who were stalked say the terrifying part wasn't the first encounter: it was discovering the person had been watching them for weeks before they realised it. They only connected the pattern in hindsight. Someone who is visibly acting aggressive, making loud noises, and constantly making threats to "harm you" are far less likely to strike you than someone who is simply walking up to you with dead eyes and complete silence. When driving in a secluded isolated area late at night. ALWAYS check your rear-view mirror meticulously from time to time. Cars with no headlights on may tailgate without your detection Most human traffickers are women. Leadership networks are run by men (usually). They target other women and children to exploit the illusion of "feminine=safety". Stay safe