When I was young, the monster I was afraid of was Bloody Mary (the one who you could summon by chanting her name three times in front of mirror), but even more terrifying than her was the man I believed to be her husband, the Wolf-Man. He wasn't actually a wolf at all, that was just his name. He was a guy that drove around in a white pick-up truck, armed with a rifle, and would shoot any children that were not in the presence of an adult. This could happen indoors or outdoors, though he never entered a house, so you were only at risk in front of a window if you were inside. The only room that was safe from him was a cedar closet in my house, because it had no windows, but I believed it was haunted and was jsut as scared of it as I was of the Wolf-Man.
A childhood belief about monsters
others believed things like this
- When I was little, I always believed I was safe from the big bad wolf because I lived in a brick house.— Beth
- I used to believe that a 'wolverine' was the girl version of a wolf. — Jelly
- I used to believe in the night my dog transformed in a wolf and ate the animals of my neighbourhood.— Tessy French students in eighth grade
- when i was young i believed that when u moved house the house would come with you !!!
just like a turtleAnon - i believed like when i was 3 yrs. old i thought that air planes would come to your house to pick you up!— Brooke
- I thought the boogey monster was a monster that ate boogers at night in front of youAnon