at home: mirrors

i used to think that if you looked into a mirror and thought something really mean about someone (like'i hate this person'),something bad would happen to either me or them. when i did think something mean in front of a mirror, i held my breath until i got out of the room.

I used to think that mirrors were recording devices that made videos of you, rather like a video camera. I used to do lots of posing in mirrors, but not because it made me feel pretty- because I thought it would record a video of me and then giant people would watch it. I wanted to impress them!

I used to truly believe that my reflections were me, in another dimension! whenever my mom would take me shopping, when she would try something on, I'd go to that fold-up mirror and have conversations with the endless reflections/clones. I used to get mad at them for copying me. I would hold 'group meetings' as much as possible...

i used to believe that if you looked at a mirror in the dark, the grim reaper was standing behind you brushing your shoulder. then i found out that my bathroom had a draft in it.

when i was nine, i thought the refletion in the mirror was another world and u cant go in cause ur reflection sef is holding you back :)

When I was at middle school my friend told me that if you look in a mirror in the dark and said the word "Candyman" you would die. I think it came from the film Candyman which Ive never seen but to this day Im still terrified of looking at my reflection in a mirror when its dark.

i use to think, mirrors were like doors to this other world in heads and could travel to other places through them

I used to believe that the mirror is a parallel universe. My reflection was my best friend. Nevermind, I still believe it. She's still my best friend.

When I was five or six, I use to believe that an evil monkey lived inside my mom's mirror. I thought He wanted to eat me.

When I did the BLOODY MARY thing I saw something..... Now I know the truth.I would not go near my bedroom mirror for 3 months.

i always thought that my reflection in a mirror was just another person who did everything that i did at the exact moment. i would always try to move real fast and unexpectedly to see if the reflection could mimic me. then i tried to go through to the other side to beat that guy up but he would always push me out.

When I was younger, I went to the local youth club with my best friends. The girl's toilets were seperated into two rooms - one room with the actual toilets, and another room with a small shelf and a HUGE mirror. A girl called Mary Jane told everybody that she went into the mirror room once with the lights off and said "Candyman" 3 times, and she claimed that when you did this, you could see a ghostly image of the candyman over your left shoulder, brandishing a knife.

I never went in there after that.

I thought if you looked in a mirror long enough, your face would stay there and whoever looked at it after you would look exactly like you!

i used to believe that there was another ME inside every mirror i came across!! from then on when i stangly decided this, i used to stare into any mirrorand talk to my self, and my so called ME!!
i used to round the corner of the mirror to see how the ME got in there. i did this by squishing my face against the edge of the mirror and have a little brouse around the same room i was in but backwards and in my mirror!!!

When I was in the 7th grade, the girls at my school would be playing those infamous mirror games like "Bloody Mary", one about seeing the Witch from Snow White, and one about some incantation to summon the devil.

I developed a slight fear of mirrors and was very happy I did not have a full length mirror in my room.
I would stay awake in fear of the devil. I would even get teased about it by friends.

Though I do have two in mine now since I'm vain, I still keep an open box with a cross on a chain AND a lion plooshie with a Star of David just in case.

In kindergarten my friend told me, that if I looked in a mirror before going to bed, it would suck me in. I believed her, and I was terrified for years.