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when i was little isued to be scared of the tigen bacause i thank that he will jumpon me and ate me
When i was a child i used to think that bears could walke on two feets
Eights years ago, my cousins made me belived thats bears could walke two feets. It was holidays, we were outside, while i was playing with my friend my cousins was making handsprint to make me belived thats bear could walke on two feets.
When i believe.
Now i not believe and i to feel funny.
When I was a little girl
I used believe that the cats could talk like humans but only at night. My belief took end when I got
back at 11 pm from a birthday party and that I saw a cat miaowing in front of the door of my house
At that moment, I understood that the cats only said « miaow ».I felt a little bit stupid and naive.
I used to be afraid of coming close to a real, living cat because I was told that they can scratch your eyes out.
i thought kangaroos were giant rabbits
I used to believe that if I caught butterflies, a fairy would grow inside.
I used to think peacocks were girls and peahens were boys because with humans the girls tend to be prettier than the boys, so why would it be any different with peacocks and peahens?
When I was young, I used to believe that when you were praying birds who repeat your prayler to God.
top belief!
When I was young, I used to believe the Mickey Mouse mascot at Disneyland was a real mouse, just a really huge one
When I was young I used to believe that animals could talk.
One day I watched cartoons. In the cartoons they were cats, dogs, horses and many more, who could talk. For my birthday my parents offered me a cat. I used to take him with me in my room and teach him how to talk, I forced him to stay all the day in my room but he scratched me really bad! Then during the night he disapeared forever, i never saw him again. I felt guilty and despair.
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