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Post by cherrydollkasey on Jan 9, 2018 6:20:07 GMT
What's the proper age for kids to stop believing?
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Post by ZeroInteruppt on Jan 11, 2018 23:24:52 GMT
I'll let you know once I stop.
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Post by Διαμονδ on Jan 12, 2018 0:08:04 GMT
If adults talk about all this to children, then they themselves believe it!
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Post by Deleted on Jan 18, 2018 19:21:30 GMT
I never believed in Satan Klaus or such things. Honestly. But I believed in some scary monsters, like this one: Viy - even grow-ups scare... and like this: The Iron Wolf - You must fear it!I stop to believe in such creatures right after a strange case. I was about 6 year old child when I had to care 'bout my little cousin (she was 'bout 4). And I told her not to go or I told her not to leave a house... I didn't remember exactly, but for make her listen - she didn't want to listen to me - I started to say that a 'scare Timon' would come after her if she wouldn't have listened to me. So, I figured it out imagining an unexisting creature and called it 'scare Timon'. Since this time I stop to believe in such creatures 'cause I had started to think that every creatures were imagined the same way. |
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Post by Elizabeth on Jan 18, 2018 19:31:10 GMT
I never believed in this and wasn't taught too. It's actually best not to make kids thing that things can enter the house or their room at night. If you don't teach this then they won't start thinking monsters are real too and are in the closet or under the bed. Just say there's nothing like that real. Helped me sleep peacefully at night and not think there were monsters or anything in my room.
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Post by ZeroInteruppt on Jan 18, 2018 20:38:21 GMT
I never believed in this and wasn't taught too. It's actually best not to make kids thing that things can enter the house or their room at night. If you don't teach this then they won't start thinking monsters are real too and are in the closet or under the bed. Just say there's nothing like that real. Helped me sleep peacefully at night and not think there were monsters or anything in my room. Okay but where's the romance in that? It's good for kids to believe in monsters at least once in their lives. It's good for children for to believe in impossible things. It helps them to dream. The most interesting people I've ever met have believed in impossible at least once. The really interesting ones still believe. It helps us to strive for more than the mundane and banal. |
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Post by Elizabeth on Jan 18, 2018 23:07:20 GMT
I never believed in this and wasn't taught too. It's actually best not to make kids thing that things can enter the house or their room at night. If you don't teach this then they won't start thinking monsters are real too and are in the closet or under the bed. Just say there's nothing like that real. Helped me sleep peacefully at night and not think there were monsters or anything in my room. Okay but where's the romance in that? It's good for kids to believe in monsters at least once in their lives. It's good for children for to believe in impossible things. It helps them to dream. The most interesting people I've ever met have believed in impossible at least once. The really interesting ones still believe. It helps us to strive for more than the mundane and banal. I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? |
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Post by ZeroInteruppt on Jan 19, 2018 0:09:27 GMT
Okay but where's the romance in that? It's good for kids to believe in monsters at least once in their lives. It's good for children for to believe in impossible things. It helps them to dream. The most interesting people I've ever met have believed in impossible at least once. The really interesting ones still believe. It helps us to strive for more than the mundane and banal. I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? Both at one time or another. You can't have the fairies without the monsters. OR in other words A knight must always have a windmill or two to tilt at. |
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Post by Διαμονδ on Jan 19, 2018 0:15:41 GMT
Okay but where's the romance in that? It's good for kids to believe in monsters at least once in their lives. It's good for children for to believe in impossible things. It helps them to dream. The most interesting people I've ever met have believed in impossible at least once. The really interesting ones still believe. It helps us to strive for more than the mundane and banal. I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? I think he's just joking! To lose touch with reality is very bad!  |
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Post by ZeroInteruppt on Jan 20, 2018 7:42:21 GMT
I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? I think he's just joking! To lose touch with reality is very bad! Nope. Well after a fashion maybe. But I still think you should believe in at least 6 impossible things a day. |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2018 8:34:43 GMT
I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? Both at one time or another. You can't have the fairies without the monsters. OR in other words A knight must always have a windmill or two to tilt at. Yes, I fully agree about dialectical characters of this deities, I mean there's always another thing appears. I don't remember the name of woman, psychologist, who lived in Britain in quite the same time as Freud. She's still considered as the powerful alternative to Freud's ideas. I know that in Kharkov one psychological school studies her wotks well, ...hell but I don't remember her name. Sorry for my forgetfulness, I sometimes be very confused... And she said just the same. She said that babies start to imagine different creatures to build some king of the World where every creatures fit on their own place. |
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Post by chicodog on Jan 25, 2018 2:26:49 GMT
BEING A SEEKER OF TRUTH, THEY SHOULD BE TOLD THE DARK ORIGINS OF THESE FABLES
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2018 23:08:34 GMT
And what is the way to tell them about it?
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Post by Deleted on Feb 14, 2018 6:39:29 GMT
i believed in santa till 7th grade though . Then a a girl from norway told me . he isnt real . i was like seriously .
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Post by Deleted on Feb 14, 2018 6:41:01 GMT
I'm confused. You want them to believe in both fairy tales and monsters or just fairy tales? I think he's just joking! To lose touch with reality is very bad! kinda schmuck |
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