When I was little, we got Zombies Ate My Neighbors for our awesome high-tech Sega Genesis. That game scared the crap out of me. But I played it anyway. Every time I played it I had nightmares. I believed that those zombies from the game really lived underneath my bed, and if I touched the floor when the light was off, they would reach out and grab me, but they couldn't touch me if the light was on. Of course, my bed was across the room from my lightswitch. I had to flip the switch, sprint and leap across the room before the zombies noticed the light was off. It took me eight or nine years to realize they didn't exist... but to this day that game creeps me out.
A childhood belief about under my bed
others believed things like this
- When I was a child I used to believe that when I played video games my real world changed like the game. — J
- I used to believe that the game The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess was the longest game ever.Anon
- I used to believe a dead end sign meant there was a graveyard at the end of the street or zombies — Still Out There
- i believed that if you farted too much in a room and you were to light a flame your house would blow up— the nuclear fart
- I used to belive that if we could find the light switch that controlled the sun, we could control the world. Anon
- I believed that the pictures on my nighties came alive at night and played in my room while i was asleep!!Anon