death
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I thought that when people said "goodbye, cruel world" it meant they were going to move to another planet because they didn't like it here
Like many others - I too always heard euthanasia as youth in asia - I figured it was a Charity foundation of some sort
If you eat 30 minutes before swimming, you will sink.
when i was a child i used to believe the painting would take life and
there the picture steel my house and after kill me in my room because when i was a child my brothers showed me a motion picture is, Harry Potter, and in this film the picture was alive and scared me
I remember i used to believe that after death we were reborn...
When i was 4 years old, on sunday, i went to eat at my grandparents. As i used to believe that after death we were reborn, i took my teddy and i gave it to my grandfather and told him "take grandfather, it's for your rebirth".
My grandfather said "When we die, we don't come to life again"
Since, then have been very choched but it helped me realize that we only have one life and we have to enjoy it.
I used to believe that I couldn't pass by the cemetery at night because the dead people would wake up.
I used to think I had a relative who turned into a bear because of a card that was given to me upon his death. It was also from watching Brother Bear recently when it hit theaters.
I used to think that putting batteries in your ears could electrocute your brain. Hahahaha.
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I used to think that when someone died, they became one of their already alive family members and therefore "replace" the personality of them. When my grandma died (I was in elementary school at the time), I felt really worried she would "take over" my brother and he'd turn into someone completely different.
When I was younger, I used to think the deads are doing a party whitout me under the cemetry
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