I have always had cats, and as a kid, I thought the cat sitter was someone e who actually stayed at your house with the cat, like a babysitter.with kids, instead of just coming in to feed them once a day!
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As a child I believed that cats, when they died, became owls and always accompanied you.
As a child, she knew that animals would ablaze and that they could communicate with peolpe, could give wise advice and tell their adventures that lived in nature. She also believed that animals could take over human life and we could be their slaves.
Apparently, when I was three, I thought my pet frog was hugging the flies and not eating them. I don't know if it was because I was repulsed at the idea of eating the flies, didn't want to believe my frog was a killer, thought its way of eating them didn't look right, or a combination.
When I learnt that it was possible to be allergic to cats, I thought some cats were allergic to themselves. When I learnt that wasn't true, I thought it was impossible for a cat to have any allergies at all.
When I was a little girl I thought that dogs and cats could breed together, although I have never seen that. One day, I asked my mother what animal it was. She laughed and replied that it was not possible. It made me sad because it would have created an interesting animal!
When I was a little girl, I used to believe that when we received a seagull dung we would be lucky. Except that the day I received one on my head it did not bring me any luck. So that now I hate seagulls!
When I was little I was afraid of the insects, because I always thought that the animals could sting me.
I had the impression that the animals wanted to hurt me. Except that my stepfather who is not afraid of anything killed them all and I wanted to do the same as him. Then my father told me, "It's not the little beast that's going to eat the big ones." So I took my courage with both hands and then I started to realize that some insects could not sting me and that I surpassed this phobia.
When I was young ,and I used to take bath .....if there were lizards or any other insects .....I used to think ...they must be noticing that I am removing cloths .....they must tell others
I read a story about a girl who loved butterflies, then she disappeared and it was implied that she turned into one.
My favourite animal was cats, and I was worried I was gonna turn into a cat.
At one point I thought that if you really kissed a toad it would not only become a prince 👑 but also bring you great/good luck
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That unicorns were real. They simply had invisible horns that only people with special eyes could see
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That when we went to the muesum the exhibits were their pets and they may they were dead because of the abuse they went through and they were all assudent murdered cuz they cannot take all of that abuse anymore went out of the mueseum in tears 😭 not in cheers then
When I was a child, I used to think that if you eat an animal, you become that animal
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When i first heard of a silverfish, I thought it was an actual type of fish like a goldfish, except only silver colored. I thought there was a bronze fish too.
I looked on a website about cats and it said that a female cat who wasn't nursing or pregnant was called a "molly" (one who was was a "queen").
So when somebody on Yahoo Answers was asking if molly could be smoked, I thought they were wondering if they could smoke a cat and wondered how that was possible.
When I was really little, I was really afraid of camping outside because my older cousins would tell me a story about a wolf that eats babies. According to them, those wolves were near dangerous to little kids like me. They could unzip the tent from outside, they would drag me out by my shirt, and then they would eat me. I was so terrified and believed that for way too long!
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that bi-polar had to do with polar bears.
Wheen I was younger, I used to believe that animals understood me.
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I used to believe that sea lions were actual lions that lived in the sea.