This belief has to do with my kids and my sister. My kids always loved eating tortilla shells by themselves. When they were very small, they were each eating one while my sister was visiting. I made a sarcastic remark to my sister and she commented back to me "Oh, go hug a bear." (She was making a polite remark to me because my kids were in the room. One day the kids came to me and asked me for a "hugabear." I had no idea what they were talking about. After I had them show me what they were talking about, I realized the connection they had made that day. For years after that, I just let them call tortilla shells hugabears.
A childhood belief about general
others believed things like this
- My mother convinced all of us kids in our family that the large rhubarb in the garden was a Man-Eating Plant. — H.Miller
- I used to think that walnut furniture was made out of the shells.— Cambria Consuelo
- My little sister's imaginary friend was Kit the talking car from that show Knight Rider.Anon
- I thought Jesus was made up to make kids behave.Anon
- i used to believe that Cabbage Patch Kids were made from real cabbage XD— foxxip
- I'm autistic, and I used to believe taking some of my sister's food while she was eating it was sharing.Anon