hair

when i was about 3 i thohgt evey time i brush my hair my hair would grow as long as rapunzles.when i was 5 i figard out that it`s not going to happen!

destiny

I don't remember this, but when i was little i had really long hair. My friend told me that she asked me how i got my hair so long, and apparently i told her to go outside and put it down the drain. I was a strange young child.

Helly

I used to believe that for every hair you had on your head, it represented some sort of memory from your past or present. It didn't have to be all good or prominant memories; just a little something that you could clearly remember. So I thought that if you pulled each hair off of your head, you could tell a different story for each one you pulled off.

Weird Kid

When I was little I thought coloured people had white pubic hair because white people had dark pubic hair.
Crazy I know!!!

Anon

I used to put hair grease on my arms and legs when I was younger, and I believed/ and still do, that the hair grease made the hair on my arms and legs grow.

Anon

When my Mom washed my hair, she used to sing "I'm going to wash that man right out of your hair....". So here I visioned a little man with a tiny house in my hair, never knowing how he got there. I always felt sorry for the little man being washed away down the drain and often wondered what he did when he got down there. How come I never saw this little man? I always looked for him.. As this was repeated often during bathtimes I also wondered how the little man always got back into my hair from the drain!

Steph

My little brother used to believe that after getting a hair cut you shouldn't take a shower/bath right away because it would make his hair grow faster

Stephanie V

I used to belive that having short hair would make you smaller. I still have long hair, but now I know that short hair doesn't make you smaller.

Kyth

I used to think that if you used shampoo/conditioner to wash anywhere else in your body besides your hair, you would grow hair in that area.

Anonymous

When I was younger I used to think toothpaste made you bald

OuranHighHostClub Member

My uncle (who is bald on top) once told me--when I asked him why he was--that he had run holding a stick. I was skeptical, but thought he was possibly right, but there was no way I was giving up the imaginary midevel wars with my friends. Running while holding a stick figured prominently in these games.

Miss Taken

when i was young like 7 i accidentally used conditioner before shampoo and washed my hair that way, when i realized what i had done i freaked out and thought my hair would fall out :)

lacey

I used to believe that you had to be blonde to be dumb because that's what everyone used to call me, and I was blonde.

lil ray ray

I used to think that black people had hair made of yarn.

I also used to think that anyone could grow a beard if they wanted to - even women. I didn't know that beardless people shaved - I just assumed if you wanted a beard, one would grow, and if you didn't want one, it wouldn't grow.

Anon

When my brother was little, he was terrified of hair, especially wet hair, since, as you all know, wet hair sticks to you and is especially hard to get rid of. He used to cry everytime he had a back because he believed that the wet hair (which he believed was alive) was going to get him.

Elise

My mom is a hairdresser and when I was 6 I asked her what a coulick was and before she could answer I said is coulick where a cow licked your belly when I was in it.

Alex

I used to believe that tangled hair really had rats in it.

Kristy