I thought everyone in a suit was a lawyer, and that you married someone with the same jobs as you. Until around 4th grade (haha, much longer than it should have been, probably)
My parents are both attorneys, and so naturally I assumed when you get a job, you meet someone there, and thats how everyone meets to get married (which does happen, but i thought it was the ONLY place) teachers married teachers, accountants married accountants, etc.
And since my dad's friends all wore suits, and they were lawyers, of course that meant that anyone in a suit was a lawyer, haha.
A childhood belief about work
others believed things like this
- I thought all teachers in school were married to each otherAnon
- i used to believe nuns were married to jesus and priests were married to mary.— sunshine
- I used to believe that having children could only happen after a wedding with the person you are married to.Anon
- That the white stuff coming out of aeroplanes meant that someone on the plane had just got married.Anon
- When I was 10 years old, I used to believe that the accountants always counted money all the time.— Claudia P. R.G.
- I thought that to get married, your spouse had to have the same eye color as you did.Anon