kids

i used to believe that when i went to school my dolls would move

When i was little about 4 or so. i thought that when we left the house or rom, the toys would get up and do stuff, like toy story

I used to believe that when i went to sleep this teddy bear or woody doll would come to life and eat me

I had a dream when I was three that everyone was actually and alien creature with multiple limbs, eyes, ears and such but changed back into human form just as I entered the room. I spent maybe two or three years jumping into rooms to try to catch people before the changed.

When I was young I used to have about ten stuffed animals, all of which sat on the end of my bed. And although they never moved, I was convinced that they were conscious beings, with thoughts and emotions. Therefore I had a strict rotation of which one I slept with each night, so they wouldn't get jealous, even though I liked some more than others.

You know how construction paper packages have pictures of various animals or fruits, I suppose for art ideas, on the front of them? I saw grapes on the front of one and thought that meant the paper was flavored, for example, red was cherry and green was watermelon. Let's just say I learned the hard way...

When I was younger, I thought the world was a simulation built just for me. I thought everything was a hologram, and when I got in a car, the windows were little TV screens. I was so gullable when I was younger. LOL

I, like many people, believed that your toys came alive when you left the room. I still like this idea and watch to see if it happens with the dolls and teddys I still have

After watching Toy Story when I was little, I believed that you could leave toys in a room for a while, and if you didn't watch them, they would come to life. Well, I would leave my toys in the middle of the floor and walk out of the room and listen at the door. Sometimes I would even quickly open up the door and shut it. I'd watch closely to see if the eyes moved, or I'd turn away and look back and see if there was anything different.

Turns out, I wasn't trying to outsmart anything.

I used to believe that when I cut off my barbie's hair, that it would grow back...but it never did

Water balloons were my best friends growing up. Yes, water balloons. I started out with one, who had some children, and then they had children ect. They all had names and when they popped, they died. I would then proceed to burry them in my backyard and write their name on a rock which was placed over their grave. I had over 30 in the end and if you dug up my back yard I have no doubt that you'll find them all.

After reading the book Windwalker I became convinced for a bit that I was a drow, specifically a drow princess, since bullies in school won't shut up about how I'm "not human" and "ugly." I thought that some drow secretly switched my parents' human baby with their hideous princess for, I don't know, for a prank or a curse or something. It took me maybe two months to finally realize that I was indeed NOT a drow.

When i was two, I believed that every day I would become a different tv character, and all day, i would tell people that my name was Big Bird or Barney, etc. I used to act like the characters and even dress like them, and sing songs from their shoes. I remember one day in particular telling the grocery store checker that my name was Dennis the Menace, and another day when I went to preschool wearing jingly socks and told everyone that I was Loopy Doopy (a giant egg from a children's tv show).

When i was like 5 i used to belive that my best mate was a vampire but only cuz she tld me she was

After I saw the movie "The Truman Show" I was TERRIFIED.I then believed my life was a T.V. show.I felt so cheated.But I thought if they knew that I knew the truth they would kill me,so I never told anyone what I thought.And whenever I was about to change or take a shower (get naked) or something I would look around as if there was a camera somewhere and whisper "Perverts" or "You're sick". I actually still sort of believe it...

I used to believe that all my dolls were real and they would come to life when ever I was not there. Sometimes I still watch them when I leave a room.