make-believe

I am HUGE Harry Potter fan, and i just turned 11 yuears old, which,fellow Harry Potter fans would know, is the age in which a witch or wizard would go to a witch/wizard school. My friend and i both are waiting for our letters from a special school, i dont need to explain what kind of school. you probably think i am crazy....... but i believe nevertheless

I used to believe…

Right after I saw 13 Ghosts (I dunno if it was the old or the new version) I believed that there was a ghost girl in every bathroom, and that all ghosts were invisible unless you had 3-D goggles.

I also believed that all bathroom water was blood, but you couldn't tell unless you had 3-D goggles.

I wouldn't go to the restroom without someone standing outside the door for weeks. I even made my sister sit right outside while I was taking a shower!

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When i was really little my mom used to tell me that the wicked witch was flying past our house when i would'nt go to sleep. And i really believed it. I was so petrified that i would close my eyes real hard and my heart would start to pound. Still to this day i could picture it in my head. (the wicked witch WHIPPIN' past my house cackling.

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Until I was 12, i lived in a townhouse. When i went to sleep and put my ear to the pillow, i heard voices.Until i was 10 I thought that thieves, criminals, and monsters were having meeting in my house while we were asleep! It turns out that i was hearing the voices of the people in the opposite house, louder because the bed was aginst the wall we shared with them.

I never had a basement, but for a few years while I was in grade school, I lived in this old house with an attic. I used to believe there was a mystical dragon living up there, and that if I could steal a necklace it protected it would grant me seven wishes. But I was always too afraid of it, and at night the house would creak and groan, and I'd think the dragon was eating the last person who tried to steal the necklace.

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When I first heard Bloody Mary I tryed it but I think I only said it two times cause I was to scared to go on I was sooo scared when the lights went off ( we now have auto lights that go off if the don't see monemt) I jumped up and waved my hands like a idoit cause she gets you when it's pict dark and that bathroom didn't have windows....

I used to believe that aliens lived in my bathtub. Well, they weren't so much in the bathtub itself. The noise that the water made when it was draining was their call, and it made them come up through the drain.

After awhile of this I started to get out of the bath, dry off and dress before draining the water, and when I would pull out the stopper I ran out of the bathroom really quickly, before it had the chance to make that noise.

I believed that until about 5th grade.

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from the age of 3-7 i thought that the midnight ghost would come and scare you if you didnt go to bed by midnight,except on new years eve.At my frist sleepover (age 7) i told my friends and we stayed up to midnight to see the ghost,when no ghost showed up i didnt believe it anymore.sometimes i think another expection is sleepovers.

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When I was a little younger, and rode on the bus to school, I used to belive that the pushing on the back of my seat was either aliens or un-dead zombie children from the past INSIDE the seats. And that if you leaned against the window and fell asleep the aliens/children would bust out of the seat and eat you. I wouldnt touch a indow for 3 years.

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My next door neighbour's garden had a lamppost like the one in Narnia, and I believed that when it snowed it was possible to cross over into Narnia if i could just get into the garden. But I was very short and I couldn't climb the fence, so I'll never know if it was true or not.

i was terrified of ghosts when i was young. i thought that if i pulled my blanket all around me covered myself completely that they couldnt see me...i couldnt breath under there so i would make a little hole for my mouth and nose after a while this got tiring so i put a tent over my bed made out of my strawberry shortcake blanket. when my heater kicked off it ticked in my vent when it did that i thought it was the ghost knocking so i would pull the magic blanket over me and hope he thought i wasnt in bed

i thought that if my feet were uncovered or hanging off of the bed that a ghost would grab them. i still have to have my feet covered and on the bed when i sleep

I was at a sleepover and my friend's 16-year-old sister went in the bathroom and tried bloody mary. There were no windows or other doors that she could escape from. But honestly, my friend's 16-year-old sister has been missing for a year! I told my next door neighbor this and she was terrified!

I used to believe…

Hiya.
I'm 12, and when I was 4-10, I never had an imaginary friend. I didn't really understand how the other kids could see this freaky-deaky being that didn't move anything, eat, sleep, or take up room (like you could run through them). I also wonder if they were unrealistic (cartoonish) or more realistic.
But now, i have an imaginary friend who is a purple blob named NotBob. :]

I grew up in London near Heathrow Airport and as a child I knew, for a fact, that there was a werewolf living in the tiny space between my shed and my garden fence. I wasn't too afraid of him.... except for every evening at 6pm when a concorde would fly overhead.
I was mainly afraid that no one would hear me scream if he came out and got me.

I was (and still am) obsessed with horses. So, one day my friend told me that there were spirits of horses in the blowing snow, and they were in the snow because the snow was natural, not man made. But you had to be pure of heart to be able to see them (my friend was all depressed cuz she couldnt). So these snow horses were fighting all man made buildings, against the industralization of the world. I could actually imagine horses in the snow, and I saw all kinds of things like fighting stallions and even a young native american boy.