When I was little I noticed there were vegetables shown in my library books that we never ate at home: asparagus, rhubarb, spinach. I assumed that because we were Jewish, and we didn't eat these things, they must be Christian vegetables. Later on, when I brought this up to my parents, they had a good laugh and told me those were just the vegetables they didn't like.
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- My mom threatened that if I didn't eat all my vegetables that the police would come and arrest me.— Lisa T.
- I used to think that when I ate vegetables I will be smarter.— Dark_X_Raider
- I used to think sausages were vegetables, and they grew in the ground.— K.L.
- I used to believe that eating vegetables would make me particularly tall— Aleksandr
- If you eat your fruits and vegetables you will grow much faster and your muscles will be very happy!— Bruno
- My mom had me believing that, like fruits and vegetables, the crusts of bread were the healthiest part.— StephTheGeek