When I was little, I believed that the 'koo-ko' (spanish boogeyman) was outside in the dark or in the spareroom of my house and even now as an adult I get more than a little anxious waiting for my dogs to pee or going upstairs to look for something.
A childhood belief about monsters
others believed things like this
- The line 'The dark sacred night' in What A Wonderful World is actually 'The dogs say goodnight'...— rebecca
- In first grade I believed that I was from Mexico because I could count to ten in Spanish.— Lara Roy
- I used to believe the boogeyman lived in my nose— Shelby
- I used to believe that Spanish and Italian were the same language;Spanish was for boys and Italian for girlsAnon
- i thought hot dogs were made from real dogs and sum tasted good sum didnt.— Wayne
- Thanks to the movie "Annie", I thought hot dogs were made from real dogs. — Katie