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From reading this paragraph I believe it is being used to mean "to discuss" or "to demonstrate" (talk about/show differences and similarities), however I would need more knowledge of the artist to know for sure.

I believe the word does exist as teenage slang, meaning a shortened version of naturally, however, I have never heard anyone use it.

"Of some sort" is not specific, so it could be any type of crisis. "a certain crisis" is talking about a specific type of crisis. This could be of many types, such as a financial crisis, personal crisis, etc. To summarize the 1st question is asking how many people you would confide in during any crisis and the 2nd question is asking how many in a specific type of crisis.

I believe that "body" in this context has a double meaning. It is referring to "certain bodies" which can mean "groups", but as it is photography, it is also referring to a physical woman's "body" as well.

I'll give some notes and then an edited text below: 1)"Must" is an obligation, something you have to do. As this is your opinion it is better to use "should". 2) You do not "get into" and "get out of" a habit, you "develop" and "break" a habit. 3) "the" is for specific singular events, so you can't say "the big accidents". In this case it would be better to say "a big accident" (as it isn't a known event and it is singular) 4) "Will" is something certain (that definitely will happen), in your context it is better to use "could cause an accident". I think you should not cross the street when the sign says "Don't Walk" even if there are no cars or other vehicles. I have two reasons. First, you might develop a bad habit. If you develop a bad habit, it may be difficult for you to break it. This bad habit could become the cause of a big accident. Second, children may learn the wrong thing. Children often see adults and imitate them. If children learn the wrong thing, they won't follow the traffic laws. So, when children learn the wrong thing, this could be the cause of a big accident. In conclusion, I think that you should not cross the street when the sign says "Don't Walk" even if you see no cars or other vehicles, to prevent adults and children from having accidents. Feel free to message me if you have any questions about my changes or advise.

A comment, the red light is when the cars are stopped. This is when you should cross the street. If you mean the "red hand", you likely want to say something like "I think you shouldn't cross the street when the sign says "Don't Walk" even if there are no cars..."

In general they can be used interchangeably. The basic difference is Destiny typically has a positive connotation and Fate a negative one. This however is not a rule. In your example, you can use either "It is not up to you to decide your fate" or "It is not up to you to decide your destiny". (I removed the word "upon" as it is not required.)