The origin of the superstition dates back hundreds of years, and many people change their routines and habits on the date.
The popular saying “in Tuesday 13thneither get married nor embark” is widely known in Latin America and reflects a deep-rooted superstition. This date has been seen for centuries as a symbol of bad luck in various cultures worldwide.
Tuesday, in particular, is associated with bad fortune due to its connection to Marsthe god of war in Roman mythology, known for his aggressive and destructive nature. However, in some cultures, the superstition surrounding Tuesday the 13th might be influenced by the belief in the bad omen of Friday the 13th. Although these beliefs vary by culture, many people prefer not to do certain activities or make crucial decisions on this date, fearing to attract bad luck.
What actions are best to avoid this Tuesday the 13th if you believe in bad luck?
Avoid starting important projects
Some choose not to start new projects or ventures on Tuesday the 13th, fearing that they may not be successful or face failure.
Do not travel long distances
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There is a belief that long trips on this date could be more prone to accidents or unexpected setbacks.
Avoid surgeries or medical operations
Some people prefer to postpone surgeries or medical procedures, fearing possible complications or adverse outcomes.
Do not sign important contracts
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Signing contracts on Tuesday the 13th is seen as a risk, as it could lead to legal problems or complications in the future.
Avoid starting romantic relationships
There are those who prefer not to start romantic relationships on this date, for fear that they are doomed to failure.
Do not do extreme sports
Mendoza also has optimal settings for practicing extreme and adventure sports.
Mendoza also has optimal settings for practicing extreme and adventure sports.
To avoid accidents or unnecessary risks, some people choose not to practice extreme sports on this date.
Source: Ambito
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