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I thought one kiss will cause pregnancy. I kissed my friend just once on the bus in 1st grade then I thought I was pregnant! I spent several hours figuring out how to tell my parents.
when i was in elementary school the son of my friends parents kissed me on the mouth, the next day at school i was convinced that i was pregnant and i started to wonder how i would break the news to my parents, and how mad they would be at me for having a baby when i was only 8 or 9.
I got the computer game The Sims (the original) when I was about 8 or 9. Because of the method of obtaining a baby on it, I was convinced that you could get a girl pregnant just by simply kissing her a few times in a row. Needless to say, I was without a first kiss until I laid this theory completely to rest.
When I was 5 I let a boy kiss my cheek, So I thought I was pregnant.
When after a few mths my tummy was the same size, I concluded that because I was a child my baby would grow inside me for 9yrs instead of 9mths. 12yrs later, I believed this with all my heart till I was about 10
i used to believe that if u kissed a boy u would get pregnant.i was scared when i had my first kiss.
when I was a kid, I really believed that girls get pregnant when guys kisses them on their lips.
I only learned that it wasn't true thru porn
If someone stuck his tongue inside your mouth (french kissing) you got preggie!!
I was 12 years old at the time......and that was back in 1960. I got frenched kissed by a boy in the Tunnel of Love at an amusement park. I was so upset. Eventually through much prodding, I finally told my mother and blurted out "I'm pregnant!"
It was a different time - different era and sex was spoken in whispers. Even parents didn't say much to their kids about sex. My how things have changed - and I love it!!
When I was about 6 I thought babies were made when couples kissed each other in the mouth. One time a friend of my class was talking to me and a bit of saliva flew from his mouth and landed on mine. I spent 2 days afraid that I was pregnant and that made me find the courage to ask my grandmother how the babies were really made! I was relieved.
When I was little, I saw the episode of "I Love Lucy" in which Lucy is giving birth. As Lucy and Ricky are in the hospital, Ricky's sitting on the bed next to his wife, acting all happy and joyful, and they kiss. Then the nurse walks in and says something like, "No kissing. That's what got you into this mess in the first place." This lead me to believe that you got pregnant by kissing. Only for a short while, however, after which I forgot about it.
I used to hang out with this boy who lived next door to my family. He was the same age as myself and we called each other "boyfriend and girlfriend" a lot. Anyway, we were about the age 8 or 9 when we started "playing house"... One time he kissed me on the cheek and told me he would be home late for work on one of the house playing games. I remember freaking out for about a week thinking he got me pregnant...only because I used to think "kissing" made babies.
I knew that babies were made when a sperm and an egg joined together. But I had no idea how it came to be. So I began to believe that when two people kissed, the male cell would swim into the woman's mouth, and that's how it happened!
Until I was in about 5th grade((about 10 or 11)), I used to think that you could get pregnant by kissing ((just kissing not like nude or anything.))
When I was in second grade, I used to think that you could get pregnant by letting a boy kiss you. Well, at recess my "boyfriend" kissed me on the cheek and I didn't think anything of it...until I got back to class and my stomach started to hurt. Then I proceeded to roll around around the floor holding my stomach and hollering "I'm gonna have a baby, I'm pregnant and I'm gonna have a baby!!"
I used to believe that kissing will make a girl pregnant. My mother used to tell me and my sisters not to allow a guy to kiss us because we will get pregnant. In my country where conservative values are practiced, being pregnant before the wedding day brings shame to the family. I believed this until I was in my early 20s.
i used to believe that you got pregnant from kissing someone, cuz everytime there was a kissing scene in neighbours.. the next episode would start with that person saying they were pregnant.
i used to think that you could get pregnant from kissing and i was terrified of getting kissing. i always thought "when im older what do i do if i accidentally get pregnant? mommy will kill me!" then when i first heard the word sex i thought it meant just seing each other naked
I used to believe that ladies would get pregnant at the wedding right when the bride and groom kissed and a seed from the mans mouth to the womens mouth..then saw women who werent married pregg...so i just thought when people kissed that was sex. haha and they just took of thier clothers but not their underwear.
I used to believe that when a man kissed a woman she got pregnant. So when I would watch old repeats of Wild Wild West, I thought that James T. West was travelling all over the country getting all those women pregnant. So than I wondered what did all those women do with all those babies..
I always believed the "Sim" way.(i played 'The Sims' alot when i was younger) and basically i though you had a baby by kissing then lil flowers would fall down and Poof there would be a baby bed with a baby in it.
When i was little, i was interested as every child, where babies come from. So, seeing some grown-ups kissing, my mind came with this idea. Babies are born only in married couples, and the baby is concieved when the couple marry. So, when the guy kisses the girl, she bites the tip of his tongue and swallows it. After that, from that piece of tongue is the baby evolves.
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