I would grow up and be a rich mans wife. I did better, i married for love!
I though that the "no drinking and driving" law applied to all beverages, alcoholic or not.
i believed when i was little that i could help people, be a hero, and once they were ok i could move on down the road. 7 cups that has been the core of my being since. it has cost me a lot in many ways and on many occasions. it isnt until recently that i started working on aligning my desire to help with my core values and beliefs (sp?), establishing boundaries, and knowing that sometimes saying no is critical to protecting myself from harm.
I used to be convinced that chocolate milk cake from purple cows...they were like regular cows but instead of black spots they had purple spots and they produced chocolate milk.
@BlackbirdSPN
Just chocolate milk...not chocolate milk cake lol
When I was little I believed that there was no such thing as soul mates or even love in general and thought I would die alone. Now im 16 and I have found my soulmate.
@ZeroTheNameless lucky you 😊
My sister made me believe I had brother that drowned. Since those times I'm afraid of drowning.
I belived that kissing was for family only. You know, that little peck on the lips you give to your grandma, or the "mwah" you give on the cheek to your uncle. I remember one time when I hid behind the couch during dinner while my parents were watching something like Friends or Seinfield, and they started making out. I had been watching the episode long enough to know that these two were not related in any way, so I was totally mind boggled. Oh, innocent little me...
That if I crossed my eyes for too long, they'd get stuck that way. My parents used to tell me that and I would honestly be horrified.
Till I was 7 or 8 years old I used to believe Santa was real! Then I caught my aunt keeping the gift and the price sticker of the store! But still, I want gifts for Christmas haha
that dogs hate me 
