When I was about five or six, my sister and her friend convinced me that I was a witch. I didn't believe them at first but they gave me all kinds of tests to show that I was. One was that I had to blow o ut a magic candle. They said that only witches could blow out the magic candle, and I could.
Then I went around casting 'spells' on all my classmates. This went on for almost a month until my mom noticed me saying funny words at the bushes in my backyard because I was trying to turn them into animals. She told me witches weren't real.
A childhood belief about witches
others believed things like this
- My mum told me and my brother that we were adopted and that our real mothers were witches. Thanks mum.Anon
- I used to think that if you didn't blow your nose and just sniffed the snot up, you head would blow up.Anon
- Well,I really think that fairies and witches can be real! We're in a big universe and they can exist!— Raul
- I thought that when the lights went out, putting a candle behind the tv would make it work :)— Ricky
- My Sister Used To Believe She Could Fly By Driniking Water From A Magic Forton. I Told She Couldn't.— Zoe
- If you pull a funny face, the wind will blow and it will get stuck.Anon