When I was little, I Thought I invented riding my bike with no hands. I was going to join the stunt circus. I really believed I had come up with this new trick!

Amy

I used to believe that people don't get tired of whatever they are doing. That's the reason why I played a lot.

Herbert R. L.

I complimented my little cousin's pajamas and he put his hands on them and said, "yea...but they got fleas in them."

He was wearing 'fleece' pajamas.

Sara

I used to believe that my future me, will visit me and will not tell me that he is me because it might disrupt the future of the everything.

Herbert R. L.

I used to believe when I was a kid that everything was created for me.

Herbert R. L.

I used to believe that I can float because I float in my dreams.

Herbert R. L.

When I was about 6, I had to do these writing exercises to correct my vision (I didn't do those for kindergarten, lol). I would draw something like a (^) but larger and call it a triangle, and my parents must have laughed or something but they played along. I really thought that triangles looked like that... When I drew an actual triangle saying I was drawing a shirt my parents told me to draw more of those, but even after I realized what triangles really looked like, it still took me a while to stop believing they looked like (^) before I drew the first correct triangle.

Diana

I used to believe in space aliens, ghosts, gods and all sorts of other religious, supernatural and magical things.

Now that I am no longer a child, I do not.

Anon

When mom left me at neighbours and ran errands and came back, she used to say
-I know you were up to some mischief
and when I asked how in the world she knew she said
-Because I have a special wristwatch and I can see you there.
I used to believe that, so much so that I remember sitting like stone, motionless one day. When she came back and said the exact same thing, I understood the whole scheme.

musti

As a teenager, I thought "The Ibid" was a famous book -- so many footnotes quoted it!

Anon

I must be paranoid because i have thought my whole life that evryone in the world could buy this little device. The device would allow you to spy on anyone by speaking a name into a small microphone. Once you would speak the name it would immediatly show what that person was doing that very moment! I always thought that evryone could buy it except for me. Apparently i wasnt aloud to spy on anyone. i was always scared to get undressed for bed or take a shower for afraid people were watching me. I still believe this....

people stock me

When I was little I used to beleive that we were all fisher price toys controlled by giants. That they would play with us and that is how we lived. When we were asleep I thought that the giants stopped playing with us and when we were dead was when they threw away the toys. I always looked for them in the sky and I would look behind my to see if I could catch them picking me up.

Anon

When I was very small, I thought the moon was a balloon in the sky. I would cry, and want the "baaoon."

Velene

i used to and still do believe that i am a alien in a coma in hospital having a dream and i also think that everyone except me can mindread but wont tell me about it.

Anon

When I had just learned to write and back when the good old NES was in style, I wanted to break a world record. In barely legible handwriting and spelling, I tried to write on a piece of paper, "I played 100000000 video games in one day, is that a world record?" I then folded it up and threw it in my mailbox (of course). When asked about it by my mom, I said it was my friend Josh. She went along with it, of course. Love my parents.

Jon

At the age of 5-10 i used to believe in the llorona(weaping woman) a mexican legand that adults tell their children so they can behave &&man did i behave.

valeria

I used to believe that there were people watching us and controling us like dolls. I think I watched too many Twillight Zone episodes.

Anon

When I was around ten, I seriously believed that everything JK Rowling wrote was true.

I actually wrote a letter to Hagrid asking him to take me to Hogwarts!

Needless to say, when the letter didn't come I was depressed for about a week.

And nobody could understand why!

Amy The Witch

At one point as a small child, I was convinced that my cheerios were alive. I loved the cereal but couldn't bring myself to eat it. I would picture what it would be like to be a cheerio - living with a huge family in a box, where you would never be lonely. Then one day, you and some of your siblings would come tumbling and crashing into a bowl, where cold milk would make you feel freezing and soggy. Terrified, you would watch as a gigantic scoop came at you like a spear, and you were sent into a wet disgusting chamber (otherwise known as the human mouth) where you would be crushed into bits - a horrific death. I had to convince myself that it was ok . . . that cheerios were meant to be eaten, that being chewed up didn't harm them at all, but merely caused them to multiply, and go on a fantastical journey into my digestive tract. I was very odd in ways.

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