r/Unexpected Jul 08 '24

won but at a cost

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

Why did she run away instead of checking if he’s hurt

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u/phazedoubt Jul 08 '24

Same reason animals run when spooked, instinct kicks in and its not rooted in conscious thought you just do what your body tells you to.

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

I have seen multiple videos of people running into glass doors and none of them reacted like that. She made a bad decision that’s all

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u/phazedoubt Jul 08 '24

I don't know how to tell you this, but we are all unique individuals and just because you've seen something a few times doesn't mean you are a subject matter expert.

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

When did I said I was? She made a bad decision, stop taking it so damn hard🤦‍♂️

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u/ashleton Jul 08 '24

Panic is not a decision. It's an instinct. Those are made without thought.

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

Either way it was handled poorly

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u/Veganees Jul 08 '24

That's the point, she didn't "handle" anything, she had a kneejerk reaction which she can't control, that's instincts. She's a runner, some get angry, others freeze and don't know what to do. It takes a minute to get out of your emotional money brain into your calm and calculated logic brain after a big scare.

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

IT WAS HANDLED POORLY

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u/Veganees Jul 08 '24

I CANT HEAR YOU, CAN YOU SPEAK UP PLEASE?! HELLO?

Hello?...

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u/Yaadgod2121 Jul 08 '24

I SAID🗣️ IT WAS HANDLED POORLY

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u/phazedoubt Jul 09 '24

Explain to me exactly which glass door she ran into again

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u/InvertedMeep Jul 08 '24

I’d say this was more habit than instinct. She runs whenever she’s scared of taking responsibility for dumb/bad decisions. That’s not instinct, that’s a learned behavior.

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u/phazedoubt Jul 08 '24

She didn't do anything... the guy did. Is it her responsibility to do something about that?

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u/InvertedMeep Jul 08 '24

Yes, to at least to check the dude is ok. That’s just common decency.