getting pregnant
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I had a kitten in my house and loved her a lot.My mom wanted to get rid of her so she told me that if i play with the kitten,i'll get pregnant.For quite sometime i checked my tummy to see if some kitten is popping up.
sonalee
I used to believe that babies were conceived by means of saliva.
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That when people kissed at a wedding that's when the women got pregnant
Conner
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At age 5, I asked my mother where babies came from and she said the daddy fertilized the woman. It was summer and the next day my father was fertilizing our lawn with a spreader. My friend Julie and I were playing when I saw him coming. In a panicked voice i yelled, "run, Julie, run! My daddy will fertilize you and you'll have a baby!!"
Andrea
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i really dont know where i thought babies came from...... i think that i thought that you could just say"i want to be pregnant" and POP you had a big belly!
WEIRD
I use to believe that all you did is pee on each other in order to get pregnant!! This is what my best friend in 2nd grade told me! lol Believed this till the 5th grade!
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My parents told me that babies were made when a mother and a father wrestled. I used to believe the loser was the one who got pregnant.
When I was little I thought that (if you were a girl) you were always pregnant it just took years to develop, and when you got married you finally started to show of being pregnant.
Sarah
When I was about 4 my mom told me she got me in the supermarket, in the section with babies. For a long time I had a clear visual picture of my mom deciding which baby to pick and how she looked at the price. Funny though, I'd never seen a baby section in our supermarket. Guess I'd been at the wrong store! :-))
Ana
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I thought nothing was involved in getting pregnant, it was just something that happened every now and then to all women!
Luna
When I was little I thought to have a baby a mother swallowed an egg and then it grew in her stomach until she had birth. I still have know idea where this idea came from.
Claudia 
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When we were young, my cousin and I heard her older sisters, most of whom were in their mid 20s, talking about maternity clothes. We were convinced that if you wore maternity clothes, you would get pregnant immediately! We were terrified!
Cassidy
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When I was little, sex was explained to me as "a special cuddle in bed". My mom wouldn't tell me what made the cuddle special and so I refused to get in bed with my parents for the next few years for fear I might accidentally have the "special cuddle" and get pregnant.
Cathryn
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One time when I was younger, I accidentally used my cousin's toothbrush. Since my cousin was a boy, I thought I would get pregnant just by using his toothbrush.
Zee
I used to think that if you just laid in a bed, under the covers with a boy, and only if you were both naked, you would get pregnant.
Erica
I used to believe that if men and women moved during sex, they would not make a baby. In order to make a baby, they had to remain perfectly still after the man entered the woman. Why did I believe this? I have no idea.
Maybe it was because I went to a Catholic elementary school, but I thought that God would randomly chose whether or not to make a women pregnant. I planned on praying to God to not make me pregnant the second I got married.
Izzie
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One day when I was younger, I was angry at my father and complaining to my mom. She told me that I should be grateful to him, because without him, I wouldn't be there. They were trying to get pregnant at the time, and one day I saw him giving her hormone shots- for years after that, I was convinced that sex was when fathers gave shots to the mothers, and they led to pregnancy.
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I used to believe that after 9 months, mothers went to the hospital to buy a baby off the doctors.
i used to believe if you touched a girls knickers she would get pregnant
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