Up untill i was 10 years old i was fearfull of toilets. i thought that when you flushed, the water would suck you down along with...you know. So one day in my 4th grade class there was a new girl, Mellony. (i later found that she had the same fear as me) so she and i went into the girls bathroom, and there was a stall that we thought was haunted. My new friend dared me to go to the bathroom inside of the "haunted" stall. even though i was afraid, i was known for being a dare devil and taking risks (yeah, right) so with fear i slowly eased into the stall. little did i know that Mellony was not so nice she shut the door and leened against it so i couldnt get out! She said that once i flushed it i could get back out, just i she was saying this i screetched so loud that three teachers rushed into the bathroom two of which were male. they asked why my friend was leening against the door, she later was taken to the principals office for scaring a child (ewwww she in trouble now, she leened agaisnt a bathroom door, GASP) i was let free and still remained fearful of toilets untill i was 11.
A childhood belief about fear of

others believed things like this
- I used to believe teachers never had to go to the bathroomAnon
- I used to think that priests and teachers never used the bathroom.Anon
- I used to think that all teachers were robots because they never went to the bathroom.Anon
- Grandmother told me if I whistled in the bathroom the devil would come get me because I was whistling for him.— Peanut @ Lake Tawakoni Tx
- My sibs and I thought that the screen door was called the "scream door" so Mom could yell at us through it. — Kyle
- My mum used to tell me that you couldn't drink water out of the tap from the bathroom as it was poisonous.Anon