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I used to believe that all the parts of my body can communicate with me and they can give advices to me.In my child hood Ialways talk with my hair.

shani

when i was younger i thought that there were little people in my body controlling everything by spinning the wheels that were around my body. the people had to turn the wheels in order to stay alive.

Anon

Once when I was in preschool the teacher asked how many times we could bend our fingers. i ket bending mine the whole time worrying the once I used up all the times i could bend my fingers i would never be able to be able to bend my fingers again. when the gilr next to me raised her hands and saiod three I told her she must have bent her fingers a lot before. Of course they meant how many places can you bend your finger.

Danielle

I thought that my lips grew bigger when I cried

Maria

I used to think that blood was blue, and that it turned red when it hit oxygen. that's just because my veins in my hands and wristsl ooked blue.

Jay

i used to believe that ur right kidney was ur soul...i really dont know y...

Anon

I used to wonder if everyone else's mouth was wet inside or was it just mine?

Prodnose

I used to believe that boys and men didn't have eyelashes. I think it was from how "girly" eyelashes looked when you drew them. I believed this until second grade!

Anon

When I was 4 years old I didn't think black people brushed their teeth. One day my mom was taking me to sunday school in church. As we were walking up the stairs we passed a black woman who sang in the choir. As my mom stopped to talk with her I spoke up (quite loudly): "Do black people brush their teeth?" My mom was quite embarrased and left in quite a hurrty appologizing to the woman. Lucky for us the lady thought it was 'cute' and wasn't bothered at all.

katie

i used 2 think that goblens live in my nose

moneybagz$

I thought if someone with muscles got shot or stabbed in a muscle, said muscle would deflate.

Anon

Mom and Dad liked to play this little game with me where she would be on one side of my head, and he would be on the other side. Then they would look through my ears like a keyhole to see each other on the other side. "Oh, yes, I can see you," they'd say. "Ah, there you are!"

Neither of them would let me look through THEIR ears.

I was blown away. But I could never seem to see light on the other side of someone else's ear.

Alberto

This is not my belief, it's my little cousins.

As a child he believed he had a uterus. We tried to explain that only girls had them, and that he had a uvula. He said no, he had both. We couldn't convince him otherwise.

Mystina

When I was seven, one of my friends had only one arm (she was born this way). I used to believe that there must be some way - magic or medicine - to make her other arm grow normal overnight.

Reet

I used to believe the blood in your body was just there, not going through the veins. I started believing this when I got a cut and it bled.

KT

I used to believe that at night, ant were in my brian carrying out useless information. It ws really just my pulse I was hearing.

Brittni

I used to believe that the mole on my knee was from poking it with a permanent marker when I was about six years old.

Anon

I used to believe that the wax in your ears was bunny poo, and there were bunnys living in your ears.

Anon

i used to believe that boys had three balls and everyone had the same birthmark as me on their wrist.

ael

Okay. For a while, up until last summer, I somehow thought I could get a deadly disease through my own blood or something, or maybe thought I could somehow pass a horrible disease to my guardians if they touched me and I was wearing an even-slightly-bloodied article of clothing. So I was afraid of my own blood, and the Time Of Month was even worse because of that. I was afraid to touch my own blood. Finally my guardian told me how futile it was to fear my own blood...I already know what's in MY blood.

I still do not like getting blood on things, even my own blood, but at least now I know a disease isn't gonna magically appear out of thin air if I get my blood on something.

Galadriel Moon Silk, the vampire who's afraid of blood (except her own)