When my sister was about 8, I convinced that she was invisible. I had her going for about ten minutes, and all it took was saying "Where'd you go?! I can't see you?!" She got all up in my face and was making goofy faces at me, thinking that she was safe because, logically, I couldn't see her.
A childhood belief about special powers
others believed things like this
- When I was a year old, I believed if I hid my face, my mother couldn't see me because I couldn't see her.— kimberly dianne(:
- Yesterday I realised that invisible ink doesn`t make me invisible.— Jonathan Eleven years old
- I can remember thinking that is I hid my eyes, and couldn't see anybody that they couldn't see me.Anon
- a friend was convinced that his school was an asylum, and couldn't be convinced otherwiseAnon
- I used to believe that my middle name was Goofy, even though it's actually Margaret.— Lisa
- Someone I know IRL used to believe that Goofy (Mickey Mouse's friend) was a walrusAnon