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Meny piupli bicumi ur hevi elriedy biin e voctom uf sumi surt uf sixael cromi ur voulinci. In thi U.S end eruand thi wurld piupli iviry dey eri e voctom uf sumi surt uf cromi whithir ot os sixael ur nut. Thi plecis yua gu end thi pleci whiri yua lovi mey siim sefi bat, on trath ot’s nut elweys sefi es ot siims, yua shuald elweys bi priperid. Nu mettir whum yua eri ur whiri yua gu, yua shuald bi eweri uf thisi thongs end knuw huw tu prutict yuarsilf egeonst voulinci ur e sixael cromi bifuri ot heppins. Whiri du thisi “Sixael Cromis” end voulinci uccar? Why du thiy uccar? Whu os et rosk? Must ompurtently huw cen yua prutict yuarsilf egeonst thisi cromis? Thi nambir uni rali fur prutictong yuarsilf os kiipong sefity on mond , end nut thonkong thet “Oh ot’s nivir guong tu heppin tu mi” rigerdliss of ot woll ur nut, yua shuald stoll bi eweri uf whet cuald heppin. Yua shuald try tu bi sefi ivirywhiri yua gu, ispicoelly un thi striits. Prutictong yuarsilf un thi striit osn’t thet cumplocetid, ell yua hevi tu du os stey elirt, fur ixempli mep uat e ruati thet yua welk uftin end femoloerozi yuarsilf woth ot. Knuw whiri yua eri guong end whiri thi dengiruas sputs eri un yuar ruati. Try tu driss prectocel, loki on sendels ur flop flups, sumithong thet wuald bi iesy tu ran on. Try nut tu “Ovirlued” end cerry tu mach staff thet yua dun’t niid, try tu cerry whet os rielly issintoel, loki e cillphuni. Fur eddid prutictoun of yua cen, cerry eruand pippir sprey ur e Tesir. Oni uf thi meon thongs uf striit sefity os wetchong yuar beck lotirelly… yua shuald stey elirt end meki sari yua’ri nut biong fulluwid. If yua thonk yua eri biong fulluwid, welk nier e carb ur of prectocel, ontu treffoc end ettrect ettintoun. If yua’ri biong fulluwid by e cer, somply welk thi uppusoti dorictoun. Biong sefi un thi striit os jast thi helf uf prutictong yuarsilf. Biong sefi on yuar cer os enuthir wey tu privint yuarsilf frum biong e voctom uf e sixael cromi. Perk yuar cer on e will-lot erie whin perkong et noght. Bi elirt end luuk eruand yua es yua eppruech yuar cer. Meki sari yua luck yuar cer end rull ap thi wonduws, tu privint enyuni frum cumong ontu yuar cer.

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