20+ Of The Creepiest Things Kids Have Said That We Do Not Recommend Reading Alone
If a child is laughing, it doesn't mean his thoughts are as pure as his voice. We've already put together a list of some of the creepiest children's drawings ever, but this time we're focusing on something else. To prove that everyone - including kids - have their dark side, Bored Panda has compiled some of the scariest things people heard boys and girls say, and the stories will vividly fuel your nightmares.
It all started when writer Mikki Kendall addressed her Twitter followers, "People who interact with kids, what is the single weirdest/creepiest thing a kid has ever said to you?" After the tweet, all hell broke loose. From threatening violence to seeing ghosts, the responses that Mikki has received prove some children sound like the devil. Scroll down to read the tales even Edgar Allan Poe would approve of and vote for your favorites!
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A lot of these can be explained by imaginary friends, watching videos and not understanding social norms. When a kid learns some one is pregnant they assume everyone is, they fill in random blanks like wether it's male or female or twins. I've worked with many kids and heard similar things. They absorb so much and don't understand themselves. I do like the stories where the young kids talk about reincarnation. Because it's cute
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A lot of those posts gives credit to children’s honesty and smarts. But many young children repeat things what they heard somewhere whiteout real reason. In addition, if children’s for real poses “gifts” where did they go when they grow up? When I was little I had real vivid imagination because that when I was sleepy I could (thinked that I could) sometimes see different stuff in shadows, but things what I saw depended on my mood. Reason for that wasn’t some kind paranormal. I just had vivid imagination and I was sleepy. That is normal little kids and for other stories when children tells about stuff from past life – don’t trust to all what you read on internet.
I believe that many children do have a connection with the supernatural/otherworld/whatever you want to call it, but it gets taught out of them. As in they learn to doubt it, and that it's 'not real' (even if it is).
Except... If something it real, it doesn't go away when you stop believing in it. You can still see it. If you taught a kid that rabbits aren't real, they're still gonna see rabbits.
We are so afraid of believing in anything that challenges our present knowledge. The fact is sooner or later someone will prove the theory of parallel universes and multiple timelines and the presence of other dimensions that might as well be the "supernatural/other world" some people talk about and it is very possible that kids migbt be able to receive the information from these parallel worlds better.
My random remark: "I can smell your fear" is a line that Worgen characters from World Of Warcraft MMO game say. They say it loudly, clearly and this line got into my brain fast (I'm 31 mind you). So I wouldn't be surprised if the kiddo heard that very line in the game. As many other here - games, TV, their friends at school/kindergarten etc. Kids hear and proceed in their minds a lot more than one can expect, so no wonder they pop up with such strange and creepy things :)
Oh, and let's not forget older siblings (usually brothers) "Gee, Mom, I don't know where s/he got the idea that something would flow up the basement stairs and wrap around him..." with fingers crossed behind their backs. (Can't remember the movie trailer, but I do remember the scene!)
A lot of these can be explained by imaginary friends, watching videos and not understanding social norms. When a kid learns some one is pregnant they assume everyone is, they fill in random blanks like wether it's male or female or twins. I've worked with many kids and heard similar things. They absorb so much and don't understand themselves. I do like the stories where the young kids talk about reincarnation. Because it's cute
I wish I could upvote A Ghost's comment 800 times.
A lot of those posts gives credit to children’s honesty and smarts. But many young children repeat things what they heard somewhere whiteout real reason. In addition, if children’s for real poses “gifts” where did they go when they grow up? When I was little I had real vivid imagination because that when I was sleepy I could (thinked that I could) sometimes see different stuff in shadows, but things what I saw depended on my mood. Reason for that wasn’t some kind paranormal. I just had vivid imagination and I was sleepy. That is normal little kids and for other stories when children tells about stuff from past life – don’t trust to all what you read on internet.
I believe that many children do have a connection with the supernatural/otherworld/whatever you want to call it, but it gets taught out of them. As in they learn to doubt it, and that it's 'not real' (even if it is).
Except... If something it real, it doesn't go away when you stop believing in it. You can still see it. If you taught a kid that rabbits aren't real, they're still gonna see rabbits.
We are so afraid of believing in anything that challenges our present knowledge. The fact is sooner or later someone will prove the theory of parallel universes and multiple timelines and the presence of other dimensions that might as well be the "supernatural/other world" some people talk about and it is very possible that kids migbt be able to receive the information from these parallel worlds better.
My random remark: "I can smell your fear" is a line that Worgen characters from World Of Warcraft MMO game say. They say it loudly, clearly and this line got into my brain fast (I'm 31 mind you). So I wouldn't be surprised if the kiddo heard that very line in the game. As many other here - games, TV, their friends at school/kindergarten etc. Kids hear and proceed in their minds a lot more than one can expect, so no wonder they pop up with such strange and creepy things :)
Oh, and let's not forget older siblings (usually brothers) "Gee, Mom, I don't know where s/he got the idea that something would flow up the basement stairs and wrap around him..." with fingers crossed behind their backs. (Can't remember the movie trailer, but I do remember the scene!)