[ SECRET POST #2791 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2791 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Stupid/naive things you used to think

[(Anonymous)]

I thought the reason cats didn't walk on their hind legs was because no one had ever bothered to teach them. I spent many months trying to train my cats to walk on two legs.

I thought "baby" was a dirty word. If I heard someone say it, I would correct them.

I thought that, if you got yourself close enough to the ground, then people couldn't see you. For example, in pre-school, I once tried to sneak from one room to the next by crawling on the floor (I remember this incident vividly, even though I was very young, because it changed my worldview).

I thought my parents had come into being as adults. Sure, I was growing older and would one day be an adult, but people who were parents had always been grown-ups and had never, ever been kids.

I thought "it's easier" meant "it's better," so if I liked something to be done a certain way, I'd tell people they should do it because "it's easier," even if it was vastly more complicated and difficult than what they'd already been doing.

I know I have a bunch more, but I can't think of them right now.