As a child, I refused completely to eat soup. My parents didn't understand why, I wasn't a picky eater normally, but I wouldn't touch a bowl of soup until I was at least 10. I had a good reason though:
I'd seen people eating soup before and, unlike solid food, where you take a bite and you can see that a bit's gone, when you take a spoonful of soup, the rest of the it fills up the part that you took. So, in my tiny brain, I convinced myself that bowls of soup were never ending and unlimited, and, because I was always got told off if I didn't finish most of my food, I'd be forced to sit and eat the same bowl of soup for the rest of my life...
A childhood belief about general

others believed things like this
- I hated french onion soup so my dad told me that it was banana soup and i lapped it up for years.— AussieMeg
- I used to think Tomato soup was Lava.— Daniel Green
- I used to think soup actually made you grow up.— Marie91
- I used to think a brothel was another word for a soup kitchen.Anon
- When I was young ,I used to believe that if you ate a lot of soup you would grow faster .
thx mom — ngl - when i was little i used to think that drinking soup would make me taller — gella pas doue