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When i was younger , I used to believe that adults knew everything. Whenever I was curious about something I asked my parents of my teachers because I was sure they had all the answers. One day , I asked my dad a difficult question, and he admitted that he didn’t know. I was shocked ! As I grew up, I discovered that adults make mistakes and still learned new things everyday. That’s when I realised that nobody knows everything.
When i was little my mother used to tell me that where there's a will, there's a way. I took it seriosly so My goal is simple, I wanted to become Naruto day after day i trained . I was bought kunai and a headbead but i noticed that nothing changed . So i gradually realized it was all a lie, but I didn't want to give up so I kept going. One day I was doing the famous Naruto run but I hurt myself I gave up on the idea and when I asked my parent if they thought I could become Naruto ,they laughed and said I would never became Naruto . So I understand tat sometimes you just can't have what you want
When i was a kid i used to believe if i was stung by a spider i would became spiderman.After seeing the film spiderman i weznt out for find spiders so that they bite me,but when she bite mei just got a big pimple.Now as a soon as i see someone dressed as spiderman i think back to the big pimple
When i was little i used to believe that if i concentrate i could gain superhero power and one time i was concentrate and i wanted to be superman . And i started to jump of my bed to the ground and said "come on!, fly! it not that difficult . Another time i watch spiderman and my mom told me if a spider bit me i could become spider joking but i take it seriously , so i found a spider and made her bit me .When she finnaly did i do the spiderman sign hand and nothing happen .And for 2 hours i was doing the spideman sign hand , but i realized it was stupid, and over the years i stop believe that i could become a superhero
When I was a child, I used to believe if I made a wish while putting a Brazilian bracelet, this wish would come true when the bracelet broke.
When we were in summer holidays, my parents bought one for me and my sisters. Secretely I wanted a dog so it was my wish. A year later, the bracelet broke and a week after, I had got my first dog !
But an other bracelet broke, and my wish to have a swimming pool in my garden was not realised. I was so sad.
Then I understood that for my dog it was just by chance.
Today, even if I know it's not possible, I hope my wishes will come true.
I used to believe that my dreams were real. I never gave up trying to fly, if I could do it in my dreams then why can't I in real life?!
When i was about 5 years old, i used to believe that everything i thought people could hear!
I used to believe I could walk on water
that if I flapped my arms hard enough, I could get airborne.
When i was younger i thought i had special power like the power ranger and superman and that i could fly so one day i stood on top of my grandmother's dinning room table and jump off thinking i could fly i bust my lip and hurt my wrist and leg (i tryed it again thinking i could use a broom to fly beleving i was a witch)
When I was younger, I would grow quite bored very often and stare and things and if I was at the right angle it would look like I could see through them. And so I went around and boasted that I had X-ray vision for quite a long time actually.
i used to believe that i could fly. i still dont know to this day whether i was imagining it or dreaming it but i have very vivid recollections of fling off my sofa and touching the light on the ceiling. i was so adament that i could do it that i tried to show my nan once and ended up with more than a few bruises after landing hard on the floor. needless to say that my flying days ended there.
When I was in the 4th Grade, my friend and I thought we had magical powers because we had looked up spells on the internet, found on for making it rain, chanted it outside at recess, and of course it started to rain. From that point on we tried many other spells(like giving our teacher the mind of a frog, and so on..) We were totally convinced we were magic.
When a grown up told me they heard about me being naughty or doing well at play school (nursery) I believed they heard me from far away. When some grown ups told me they didn't I then concluded that some grown ups like mum or gran had special powers other grown ups didn't have. I learned the truth soon after.
I thought that my very strict father was telepathic and knew what I was doing all the time. I was terrified he knew when I did something wrong. When I figured out he couldn't, boy did I break loose!
I used to believe that i could talk to the wind and had powers. I would be waiting for my bus and you would hear me talking to no one saying "stop blowing, I'm getting cold!!'. Eventuallly I *convinced* the wind that It shouldn't blow around any more because the poor leaves were getting lost.
When I was 10, I used to believe that I could control and talk to wind and my friend could control water. I used to "direct" the wind and I used to have conversations with the wind.
When I was a kid, I believed I could fly. And oddly enough, I have memories of flying around on the playground at my preschool. So... yeah... maybe I could fly...
We i was 6 I used to believe that when Clark Kent changed into superman he just turned his suit inside out.
I used to believe there was some way to shrink yourself, and I had spent days trying to think of how I'd live normally. I made plans about using broken bits of pencil lead to write (I was in elementary school, obviously), wearing my Kelly dolls' clothes, and how I'd have to move into the hall closet so I wouldn't have to run all the way across my bedroom floor to get around. Also, the stairs would be an adventure every now and then, but mostly my mom would carry be back and forth. I even remember how I was worried about getting married and having kids in this state.
When I found out there was no way for me to become doll-sized, I actually cried. I had such high hopes...
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