I used to think i would turn into a boy later on in life!

Genevieve

i always believed women were younger than men

k

when i was an extremely young child... i remember hearing my parents talk but not know what they were saying. i use to think that adults spoke a different "adult" language. eventually... i knew what they were saying. i think those memories are from when i had just started talking or something. perhaps i have a super memoy or something.... yeah... super memory.... cooool

fat-sack-o'-brains

When i was small i used to believe that i was always going to be small, never "grow up", and i believed i could spend all say playing with toy cars with my cousin.

Nes

when I was 15 I grew up in a very strict Pentacostal faith, after attending so many single sisters meeting taught by older sisters
constantly reminding young women not to chase boys and that the bible says "He That Findeth A Wife Finds A Good Thing"!
I belived that if a man in the church asked you to marry him I had to!!
I was so afraid of men I wore dresses longer than my grandmother and ran from men.
As we now know the more you run from a man the more he wants you. It got so bad that by the time I was 18 10 brothers asked for my hand in marriage.
I drove my pastor nuts and asked him to choose for me!!!

honeybee

I used to belive that 13 year olds could drink.

Old enough now

When I was a kid I used to beleive that adults don't lie.
It still surprises me to realize that adults lie so much more the kids do.
Kind of sad...

Dima

When I was little my younger brother said he had been really old before, then he grew to be young.

Anon

I used to think i was old first and over time you become a kid.

Anon

When I was 4 or 5 I used to think that only grown-ups were people,So I would act like a dog all the time!

Im not Human

when i was about 4 years old... i wanted to be an explorer, so i can sail the seas and reach the edge of the world and stick my head out to see space!

:)

When I was very small I used to believe that when girls grow up a certain age, they automatically become mothers.

Adnan

I did the math and figured out that I would be 36 when the year 2000 arrived. I imagined that I'd be really old by then...too old to go out to a party, but maybe I could just manage to stay up late enough to watch it on TV. (I also thought all "old" people went to bed early and took naps during the day.)

Epicurienne

When I was around 5 years old, my older brother would make fun of me a lot and I hated the fact that he was older then me. So I told him that in some point in my life I would be older then him and he couldn't make fun of me anymore.

Kristin

When I was a small child I thought that when you became an adult you couldn't cry any more.
I beleived only children could cry...untill I saw an adult cry

Evelyn

When I was little, I used to believe that when you grow up, a fairy would come, and they would turn you into a baby

Summer

When I was four whenever people asked me what i wanted to be when I grew up I said a meat eater! One year later our family became vegetarians!

Katherine

I uses to believe that when you turned 20 you suddenly became boring and couldn't do anything silly any more. I finally discovered otherwise when my cousin Chris told me he was 24 and he had played lego, climbed up trees and sucked on my other cousins dummy as a joke. So I then decided that he was still a kid and some people just remained babies forever.... That really scared me as I still wet the bed.

I'm still a kid and I'm 19. It's all in the mind

I used to believe that when you turned 18 you were a grown up.

Nikki

My brother, when he was little, couldnt be convinced that he hadnt spent as much time on this planet as the rest of us. He was sure that since he had only been here, say 7 years, that everyone else in the family had only been here 7 years. He couldnt grasp the fact that I was 6 years older than him

Misha