Things You Used to Believe When You Were a Child

I was very much afraid of eating any seed for fear it would grow into a plant or a tree. If it did I thought I would die if I didn't turn into a tree. Heehee

With mine, it's not rice but priest, my aunties would tell me if I don't let them clean or put band-aid on, that a priest would come out of the wound. Another one that I believed, was when you swallowed a fruit seed, that it will grow inside your stomach, and the branches would come out of your head. I was nervous when I accidentally swallowed star fruit's seed, and since then I've never eaten them, until of course, I knew that it's not true. During new year's eve, had to jump as high as I can to gain height. Used to believe that Santa Claus would only give presents to children who's not naughty. I believed in fairies, and would still want to believe that they do exist, creatures on another dimension.

When i was a child i use to think that there was a tooth fairy and that she would come and take a tooth from under my pillow,but only if i went to sleep,also that she left me money for the tooth,that she would make into a necklace.I was also told that there was a santa and that if i did not sleep xmas eve then i would not be left a gift or two aswell as that i had to leave a drink for santa and a carrot for rudolph.The things that our parents lied about,lol,now i say the same to my children,lol.

This is one good question for me today. Well,i used to believed in fairy tales. That,i can be a princess and my prince will come to me someday and we will live happily ever after. Now,i know that fairy tales were just fairy tales, Have a great Sunday

My grandma wants us to go home very early so she scared us that there is a man that kidnapped little children cut off their heads and use children blood on bridges to make it stronger. Really scary...

I used to believe in Santa Clauss. During Christmas night I wanted to be awake all night just to get a chance to see Santa.

My parents tricked me into believing that chewing gum and toothpaste, if accidentally swallowed, would clog my intestines and then a doctor would have to remove it, using a fishing hook. (That was because I kept eating strawberry flavored toothpaste. It worked, they scared me into quitting the habit). Also, they kept saying that eating fish would make me smarter, so I asked for fish every evening, when I knew the day ahead in school would be a tough one. That turned into a good luck charm, even as a college student I ate fish the day before a major exam.