animals
Choose one of the following categories: birds, cats and dogs, creepy crawlies, general,or view the best beliefs in this section as voted by visitors. Here are the most recently added beliefs:
When I was a child I used to believe that my cat would die because he fell seven times.
When I was a child I used to belive that if I put on cardboard wings I could fly like a bird.
When I was a Chile, I used to believe that the tiger Andreu the lion were the same animal but different color.
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i used to believe cotton was made up of cat's fur
I used to believe that catterpillar were the peas glued with each other
After watching the movie dr dolittle my couisn ashley belived that she could talk to the animals.
she was 10
I believed butterflies taste like butter
When I was a little girl, I used to believe in unicorn.I belived in unicorn because i hadunicorn toys and clothes
My mother and my broher did a joke for me. My mother explained to me. There was a world with unicorns,but I didn't see a world withs unicorns. In the nigh i was in my bed, and I had a dream and I saw a world withs unicorns in my dream. But this worldwas scary. My mom had lie and I was so confused.
When i was a little boy, i used to believe that the parrot were a kind of robots created by the police to spy on us beacause they were always repeating that we said. Besides, in a lot of films or series, the spies were always using a lot of different gadgets to spy on us. I discover the truth when my cousin adopted a parrot so i went to see him and by living with the parrot, i realised that the parrots were just animals like others. Now, when i think about that, i find that i was ridiculous to think about that beacause it's logic that the parrots were true animals
When I was a child, I used to believe that when it was written "tested on animals" on a makeup box, the makeup was really put on the animals like us. So imgained cats and dogs with lips-stick and blush, until I heard someone laugh about me about that !
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