fairies

When a little girl I used to believe in tooth fairy. Then I discovered that my mom was who put money under my pillow and took my milk tooth.

Marijo

I remember not believing in unicorns until a random adult told me that they were real just like fairy's duh so when I fell over a weight, I thought it was a unicorn. Why? Because I was 7

Emma

The tooth fairy came to our house quite often as one by one as my brothers and my baby teeth fell out.

I was curious to find out the fairies name, and left a little card with my latest tooth asking what the fairies name was, and a space at the bottom at the card - "Please put your name here ....."

(Well the tooth fairy was in a bit of a quandry, because writing a name in human handwriting was sure to be a dead giveaway, and what was the tooth fairys name anyway?)

When I woke in the morning, the answer was quite clear, in the space provided was a brightly coloured star formed in glitter, There was no doubt that her name was 'Star'

Anon

I used to believe the toot fairy stole your money.
-Dante-

Dante

I half-believed in the tooth fairy until I was 12 or 13 and caught my dad making the switch in the middle of the night. I felt really sad about it afterwards, like it wasn't my choice to stop believing, like Santa or the Easter Bunny, but that it was taken from me.

Anon

When i was little i used to belive that there were little invisible fairies on top of the street lights. I thought the fairies would choose the group w/ more cars and let them go. however one day we got a "mean" fairies. our lane had many more cars and he let the oher lane go. so i started crying. Our light turned green and my mom started to go i was still crying getting ever louder. my mom was trying to look at me in the back seat in her rear view miror, and wasnt watching her speed. well a cop pulled her overe and gave her a ticket.

Amelia

On the second time I had lost a tooth I was dying to find out my tooth fairy's name. The next day I looked my tooth fairy was Oberon. My mum and dad told me so I thought I was so speacil that the faires sent thier king.
Next time I asked if I was talented and he said "Dear Oliver,Yes you are very talented. Love Obreon". This time I'm going to ask in what.

Oliver

I used to believe that the tooth fairy was real. I believed this until my mom told me that your parents take your teeth and leave you money. I found out that the tooth fairy is fake.

PikachuGirl123

My friend told me that when somebody sneezed and I said "bless you", if I didn't clap my hands twice I would kill a fairy. I believed this until about the age of 11.

starfish

when i was 5-6 i lost a tooth and i had a fairy doll and my mom told me she was the tooth fairy and comes alive and takes ur tooth at night sure enough she was right there was a dollor right by my doll in the morning for years i thought my doll would come alive at night looking for teeth and was the actual tooth fairy

karen76

If there hadn't been any rain in a while, the ground at my school would dry up and form large cracks.
I was sure that a little gnome family lived underground and I would go into the playground and lie down and talk to them through the cracks.
I also push food down their and write little notes for them.
Some of my friends were convinced it was true too and we did this every year until we were about 11.

Anon

I used to make really little houses out of leaves and sticks under trees so the fairies will have some place to live.

M

as a child, i believed in the tooth fairy. i used to watch the time, fall asleep, and wake up seeing that only minutes passed when i realized that i had a dollar under my pillow. my last tooth fell out at the age of 11. i swear i found all the keys to the rooms in our house, i hid them and locked myself in my room to see what would really happen. once again, 10 minutes, i fell asleep, i woke up to a locked room and of course, i had a dollar. i was totally pissed because still to this day, i believe in the tooth fairy and i'm 20! what the heck? LMAO

yannie

I used to believe I was a fairy with hidden wings and I would throw sand at people telling them it was pixie dust.

Sam

My best friend, Tana, to this day swears on her life that the fae folk stole things of hers...sometimes merely hiding them underneath her bed.
I say "why not?"

Jonee

The sand man was always a favourite where i grew up . The parent's talked to their children and explained to them that a fairy creature would come into their room at night and sprinkle fairy dust in their eyes to gently send them to sleep and when you wake up in the morning te sleep will still be in your eyes. However my vision was much different.A red haired troll ,with horrible skin and abnormal muscles dribbling on my pillow shovelling grit into my eyes . YUK !! . I made sure he wasn't sending me to sleep.

sickling

When I was little, I believed that if a tooth fell out the mouth and i put under my pillow when I went to bed, the Fairy God Mother would come and take the tooth and leave me money.

Louis

when i was little some really lovely lady told me that fairies like to disguise themselves as these little pea pods with hundreds of tiny wings.she gave me a little sseed to plant in my back-yard "so the fairies could visit the you all the time.now every time the plant lets its seeds go i try to catch the 'snow-fairies'.

tory-us

when i was 6 or so we lived w/ my great-grandmother so 1 night i found a toadstool ring and i wrote a note to the fairies. the next morning before skool i went to the ring and it wasn't there!!!(the mowers had come earlier)the note was in pieces and i thought that the fairies had torn it up so they could read it better(there is always a ring in that 1 spot to this day(10 years later) weird huh?

Juliana

once when i lost a tooth when i was little, i decided that I wanted to keep it instead of getting some money. i thought about how teeth were so important, and thats why i wanted to keep the tooth. anyway, i went to my mom and she helped me write a letter to the tooth fairy. i wrote it in my best handwriting too.

Natalie