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I used to believe…

When I was about 3 or 4, I believed that bugs came from watermelons. My mom had gotten a watermelon for the 4th of July. For over a week, I tried to get her to open it, and when she finally did, I ran across the room, started dancing around in fear, and started shouting, "BUUUUUUUGS!!!!!!!!!!!"

— Kirk

I used to believe…

My sister told my niece and I when we were little that if we ate the big black watermelon seeds, we would grow a watermelon in our stomach! I believed her for along time!

— Provi

I used to believe…

When I was a kid, I didn't bother spitting out melon seeds, and swallow them instead. When my Aunt caught me at it, she told me that plants will start growing in my stomach. I used to imagine it coming out of my mouth the next morning...

— DM

I used to believe…

My mom always told me, "Don't eat the black seeds from the watermelon or one will grow in your tummy!" I always believed her, too...but after a while, I thought, "Wouldn't I have to eat soil, too, so it could grow?"

— There's a watermelon in my stomach

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i used to believe that if I swallowed a watermelon seed, one would grow in my stomach.

— Whitney

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i used to believe when you swallowed watermellon seeds the vine wopuld grow out your bellybutton.

— brian

I used to believe…

When I was younger, my older sis told me not to eat thore little black seeds in my watermelons. I did it and told her. She said, "Uh oh, now your skin is going to fall off, and your going to grow woatermelon gardens in your tummy." I believed her, and got really mad. To this day we laugh at it.

— Watermelon tummy

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I thought that you could smash watermellon seeds and feed them to fairys

Anon

I used to believe…

When me and my cousin were little we had a problem with eating watermelon, because we ate the seeds too. So one day at a family get together, they decided to tell us that if we ate the seeds that watermellons would grow in our belly's. My cousin still to this day (were 19) won't eat watermelon seeds.

— Jessi

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I used to believe…

when you swallow watermelon seed, it will grow watermelon in your stomach!

Anon

I used to belive that if you ate a water melon seeds, watermelons would start to grow out your ears and any other openings on your body.

— Stellla Amor

I used to believe…

when i was younger i thought the inside of a watermelon was full of seeds! i have a phobia of seeds .. when i found out it didnt contain them i tried watermelon and now it is my favorite fruit :D

Anon

I used to believe…

As a young girl, I had a small body, but a very large stomach and I loved eating watermelons. My grandpa loved to tease me and at one point told me that the reason I had such a big stomach was because I swallowed a watermelon seed and it grew inside my stomach. I was convinced I had a watermelon inside me for a while after that.

Anon

I used to believe…

When I was little whenever I'd eat water melon my mom would tell me not to eat the seeds. Once I was eating it with my pregnant aunt and for years after that I thought if you swallowed the watermelon seeds, you grew a watermelon in your stomach.

— Alyssa

I used to believe…

When I was little I used to believe that if I ate the black seeds in a watermelon a water melon would grow in my stomach, thus came the pregnant women haha

— Ali

I used to believe…

My mom use to tell me that if you swollowed the seeds while eating a watermelon then a watermelon patch would grow in your belly. To this day I only buy seedless watermelon

— AFell1986

I use to believe when I was young. That if you swallowed watermelon seeds one would grow in your belly.

— Jane Santos

I used to believe…

My sister once told me that if i ate a watermelon seed that one would grow inside my stomach.

— Curtis

I used to believe…

MY MOTHER TOLD ME ONE TIME THAT I WAS GOING TO DIE BECAUSE I HAD EATEN SOME WATERMELON SEEDS. FUNNY AS IT WAS THEN I WAS TERRIFIED AND CAN REMEMBER CRYING AND TELLING HER PLEASE DON'T LET ME DIE.

— CHRISTINA