Are you superstitious?

I always believed the little people lived into my wardrobe as a child. I was going there and suddenly opening the door but I'd never catch them. I was doubting but I'm certain that in a parallel universe they're still hanging out there, the little people, in my childhood's wardrobe 😌

My working adage is: If it’s not science, it’s superstition.

When we are children, belief is vital for survival. But parents use myths to exercise control. Such as Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny.

My grandma told me weird stories of creatures in the forest, a bit like W. T. Cox' "Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods".
For example, the "axe man": a man with an axe in his right hand, and his own head under his left arm. 😬

I have a superstition that I should look both ways when crossing a street—even if it's a one-way street, and even if the "walk sign" is telling me it's OK to talk. I still have a compulsion to look both ways!!

I'm possibly the only Italian person who isn't superstitious, AMA

That’s nice that you left something for @ShepherdBard.

No, not superstitious. But I am open to being convinced with actual proof, and meanwhile imagining is great fun.

I don’t know about the little people : (

What did you leave them lol?

Salt over my left shoulder. Every time lol

I'm not even stitious

im a fan of karma...

I'm not but sometimes, parts of my brain are

The ONLY pagan superstition that is left in my family rituals is to knock on wood. Usually we knock on our own heads...🤣🤣🤣

no