[ivorynightgown]

This is just for relaxation I am wondering what are other INFPs childhood beliefs, because these are MY childhood innocent beliefs:



1. Scientists are studying moon because later we all must move to live on the moon. Mum dad will have to pack all our household to carry in the space shuttle during the move out day. Maybe have to make a few trips to bring all the stuffs to the moon

2. Babies are born after a man hugs a woman, their bodies make molecules that combine during hugging (i think all kids believed this)


3. Victims of rape should have just pushed the man away, what is so hard about pushing?? I just dont get it...I would have just push and walk away like usual ~~


4. If we tear one of mosquitoes' legs, he can go warn other mosquitoes not to bite us because we are dangerous


5. The world (trees, land, people, water) was white and grey before 1980s that's why movies are only black and white (its nothing to do with camera technology like the adults were saying)



6. People are POOR if their houses are made of wood



7. Mom dad refused to buy the toys i wanted not because they didnt have money but because the toy was $7.90 and mom had $10. The numbers didnt match *sigh*

Lets see what are YOUR innocent premises!!!:tongue:

 

[ivorynightgown]

I can guarantee that I didn't. The first time I thought about the subject was when my second cousin explained to me in detail how the process of making a child worked. It was very graphic and I was about 4 or 5 years old I think.

Why would ur cousin explain to u d whole subject when u r just 4 or 5?! lol.

FYI, I nvr understood the whole thing until i was in 15..for 15 yrs ive been believing that all it needs is hugs and kisses (bcoz movies never showed more than that,so i believed thats all it takes)

 

[ivorynightgown]

I used to read Enid Blyton books as a kid, and I used to want to believe that there were such thing as wishing well, or spells. During bath time, I would mix toothpaste, soap, shampoo, and all that you can think of in the basin, mumble some hocus pocus, and really and genuinely wish for the toy which my parents refused to get for me. It never worked.

i had a good laugh at this one, thanx a lot for sharinnngg !!! :laughing:

 

[ivorynightgown]

Cute topic.

I wanted to believe in magic, and always wished for my letter to hogwarts which never came :sad: (I got one from Durmstrang instead :dry. When I was 8 I actually looked for platform 9 3/4 at the train stations here. Unfortunately the cretin muggle engineers, only design platforms in whole numbers, making the task a fruitless pursuit :frustrating:

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LOL(!!). This whole para is hilarious, wanting to go to Hogwarts?!? but the funniest part is finding the 9 3/4 platform, you must be just 7 or 8 when u began reading HP or watched its movie (?). i knw nothing about HP untiil i was in university, i lived in Malaysia, probably it was a bit late in Msia..haha, still cant finish laughing bout u looking for the platform, seriously

 

[ivorynightgown]

I used to think the wispy clouds that look sort of like a pathway were there for people
who died and needed to walk into heaven.

I used to think that by counting by tens to 60 I found a faster more efficent smarter way
to count a minute then everyone else.

I always thought that you could crawl into the T.V.

I thought that if there was a storm you had to throw your cats under the bed
in order to protect them from it..My cats used to hate me for that lol

I also used to think that the earth was a big snowglobe.

I used to think that the Lake was really some sort of women and whenever she
had big waves she was mad at someone,I used to go in the lake with the waves and
talk to her and try to make her nice again:blushed:

I also used to think that the shape of the clouds were the people and animals who died
saying hello to everyone.

Calvaire what is it with u and clouds?? lol. but those are very beautiful, just like Soul said. except the one hiding cats under the bed during storms, pity ur cat lol