Some things in life are really easy to get into. Like really easy. The problem with these things is that quite often they are rather hard to get out of. And sometimes (but not always), this can be a really bad thing. These are 25 Things That Are Easier For You To Get Into Than Out Of.
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Quick sand
So we’re going to start off with something obvious.
Telemarketer databases
Image: pixabay.com Anyone who has had the misfortune of being included in one of these will understand.
Situations that involve potential energy being converted into kinetic energy
Image: pixabay.com In other words, falling. Or more specifically, falling off of things. Really high things…like buildings.
Adulthood
Image: www.thebluediamondgallery.com We all want to grow up, but then when we do, we wish we hadn’t.
Trouble
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Jail
Image: pixabay.com This is basically the extreme version of our last point.
Cults
Getting in usually requires paying money. Getting out usually requires re-programming and other therapies.
Drugs
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Keep reading to find out what other addictions made this list.
Sporting events
Image: pixabay.com Everyone seems to enter the stadium in a relatively calm fashion. Exiting the stadium? That’s a different story.
Chinese finger traps
Image: commons.wikimedia.org The older you got, the easier it was to get out of.
Coffins
Image: pixabay.com Death is usually just a one way street.
Debt
Image: pixabay.com It’s called interest, and it hates you.
Gym memberships
Image: pixabay.com There have been a few incidences in the last few years of gym memberships being extremely hard to cancel. In some cases, the gym even refused to cancel unless the member had died!
Mexico without a passport
Image: pixabay.com Most of the intense border checks are focused on people going from Mexico to the US and not vice versa.
Depression
Image: pixabay.com This one isn’t fun, and it usually requires outside assistance to overcome.
Any conversation with a person holding a clipboard
Image: pixabay.com Especially when they stop you on the street.
Black holes
Image: pixabay.com It’s just physics.
Scientology
Image: commons.wikimedia.org We’ve mentioned cults already, but what exactly falls under the definition of “cult” can be rather vague. Similar to cults, however, scientology requires a lot of financial investment to get into. As usual, that’s something that can be hard to reverse.
Hotel California
Image: commons.wikimedia.org As you may know, the end of the song by the Eagles goes, “You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave!”
Wells
Image: pixabay.com This typically depends on how deep it is.
Smoking
Image: pixabay.com As with most addictions, starting is the easy part.
Bear traps
Image: pixabay.com Even for a human, this would be a challenge.
Speaking of traps, if you are enjoying this list, check out 25 Life Traps That Most People Will Fall Into At One Point Or Another.
Bed
Image: pixabay.com Which is why we have alarms.
The mafia
Image: www.pexels.com It’s basically a hardcore gang. You have to go through some crazy rituals to get in; you pretty much have to disappear and change your name if you want to get out.
Unemployment
Image: pixabay.com Since unemployment doesn’t look good on resumes, it’s a lot easier to get a new job if you already have a job. So, yes, to get a job…you need a job.
