When riding in a car, I was always TERRIFIED that when we were turning, we were going to tip over. Thus, every time we turned, I would subtly lean the opposite direction, just to make sure my weight kept the car upright.
A childhood belief about cars
others believed things like this
- I thought it was impossible for anyone to lift more than their own body weight. Just seemed to make sense..— Xenomorph
- I used to believe that you could not make the car turn left or right without turning the blinker on.— Christy Shane
- I used to be terrified of the numbers 18 and 19. I think I thought that when you turned 18 or 19, you die.— Emmy
- When I was little, I used to think that whatever direction I was facing was north.Anon
- The first time I saw fog, I thought the air had turned sour.— jamby
- I used to believe that the opposite of “impressed” is “pressed.”Anon