When I was little, I would sleep in the same bed as my mom (my dad worked nights Mon-Fri) because I was too afraid to sleep in my own room. When I was five I found out that my mother was pregnant with a little girl. My mother said it was my little sister. I was baffeled by something, I thought that since I slept in the same bed as my mother that the baby was my daughter (obviously I didn't know about sex at the time). About three years later I was amazed after I asked that famous question "Where do babys come from?"! Unfortunetly my parents told the truth!
A childhood belief about getting pregnant
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that my mother didn't sleep and that she was a super hero!— AntoineBoom
- My sister once asked her mother why she didn't paint her black....Anon
- I used to believed that when I went to sleep my heart took a rest too, and didn't pump at all while I slept.— Lara
- When I asked my mother how Elvis died, she told me that he ate too much candy. — Katie B
- I used to only sleep on my back because I thought I would break my ribs if I slept on my stomach.— Molly
- my mother told me if i ever swallowed chewing gum i'd turn into a pig, i believed this for many years.— stuart hayward