-I used to believe the baby was grown in the stomach, and that doctors had to cut the baby out when it was time. It wasn't until the troublemaker kid of my Dad's friends showed me an educational video of how babies are born, where i then angrily walked down to my mother to yell at her for lying to me.
- The above video did not go into specifics about how reproduction worked though, but it did show one squiggly from the male silhouette move to meet the squiggly in the female silhouette. This made me believe that to get a girl pregnant, you kissed until the boy felt the squiggly thing move out of his mouth into the girls mouth.
- When my mother told me she was from Wales, I thought it was some small little country, possibly 3rd world, in some weird part of the world (I live in the US). It wasn't until I chose it for a project in 6th or 7th grade that I got some confirmation on where it was.
I also had a neighbor who came over often that I have to mention. She was incredibly superstitious.
- She believed Crane Flies (Daddy Long-Legs for those outside of the U.S.) were actually giant mosquitoes that would suck out all your blood if you bothered it.
- She believed that stepping on a (possibly already dead) bee would anger other bees that would then chase you down.
- Her and her pet bird could share food because "They shared the same saliva" (I think she was eating a snow cone).
- The above video did not go into specifics about how reproduction worked though, but it did show one squiggly from the male silhouette move to meet the squiggly in the female silhouette. This made me believe that to get a girl pregnant, you kissed until the boy felt the squiggly thing move out of his mouth into the girls mouth.
- When my mother told me she was from Wales, I thought it was some small little country, possibly 3rd world, in some weird part of the world (I live in the US). It wasn't until I chose it for a project in 6th or 7th grade that I got some confirmation on where it was.
I also had a neighbor who came over often that I have to mention. She was incredibly superstitious.
- She believed Crane Flies (Daddy Long-Legs for those outside of the U.S.) were actually giant mosquitoes that would suck out all your blood if you bothered it.
- She believed that stepping on a (possibly already dead) bee would anger other bees that would then chase you down.
- Her and her pet bird could share food because "They shared the same saliva" (I think she was eating a snow cone).