We've all had certain things which we believed in as children and looking back, you realise how daft it was. As wrestling fans, at some point we did hang on to every word we heard on the show and took the storylines and gimmicks very seriously. Go ahead and share those innocent things that you believed in as a kid.
1. Mum, the moon keeps following us!
True, the moon was everywhere at night but this excitement was there whenever I used to be in the backseat of a car that was speeding past buildings and trees. The moon kept following me.
2. You can make your own real Butterfly.
This was all around my 1st Grade. There was a girl who bragged that she sharpened her pencil, used the pieces she cut off and placed it in her notebook in the shape of a butterfly.. A few months later she had opened it and a real butterfly had come out. I believed her.
3. I just have a stomach and a heart.
I used to think I just had a heart and a stomach inside my body, other than blood and bones. I have to mention that I also imagined my blood freely gushed past my bones under the skin, resulting the immediate bleeding from the tiniest scratch.
4. Santa Claus!
I never celebrated Christmas, but I believed in him. I understood that he visited Christian Kids so all was well.
1. Mum, the moon keeps following us!
True, the moon was everywhere at night but this excitement was there whenever I used to be in the backseat of a car that was speeding past buildings and trees. The moon kept following me.
2. You can make your own real Butterfly.
This was all around my 1st Grade. There was a girl who bragged that she sharpened her pencil, used the pieces she cut off and placed it in her notebook in the shape of a butterfly.. A few months later she had opened it and a real butterfly had come out. I believed her.
3. I just have a stomach and a heart.
I used to think I just had a heart and a stomach inside my body, other than blood and bones. I have to mention that I also imagined my blood freely gushed past my bones under the skin, resulting the immediate bleeding from the tiniest scratch.
4. Santa Claus!
I never celebrated Christmas, but I believed in him. I understood that he visited Christian Kids so all was well.