I used to believe that the day you turned 6 you would immediately know how to read. So on my 6th birthday, I woke up and just started staring at anything with words, but I still couldn't read. All day I looked at billboards, books, passages, anything with words, but I still couldn't read them, I just repeatedly told myself, "I guess it hasn't kicked in yet." I finally realized it wasn't going to happen...it was a sad birthday... I have no idea why I thought this.
A childhood belief about classes
others believed things like this
- When i was little, I used to send Jesus birthday cards on christmas and thought he would read them in heaven.Anon
- I thought vegetarians couldn't read Chicken Soup for the Soul. — Aretia
- When I first started learning to read I was convinced that vowels were called barnacles.— Andy Howell
- Up until I was almost 11, I thought that a birthday suit was a special outfit you wore only on your birthdayAnon
- I believed we were little kids till we were 17, and at our 18th birthday we woke up as adults.— Hoppip
- I used to think that a birthday suit was a special outfit you wear on your birthday— Bri