Steem4nigeria Accelerator Contest Week 63: The lies I grew up believing.

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Hi friends warm greetings from this part of the world, I'm so delighted to welcome 🤗 you all to this week's steem4nigeria accelerator contest week 63 which comes with the theme "The lies I grew up believing"

Hhahahahahahaha, this is very funny oo, just came across the contest and immediately I smiled because I remember how ignorant and confused I was back then when I was young.

As a kid my parents told me a lot of lies which of course to them it was to protect me from doing some certain things that wasn't good or that was disturbing.

The number one lies I believed while growing up was, my parents told me not to talk at night so that ghost 👻 won't call me out in the middle of the night.

The second lies, was that I shouldn't eat eggs that it was only meant for my elders another was that I shouldn't bend and look in-between my legs so that I wouldn't see a ghost 👻.

Remember while starting this article first I'd laughed because it was very hilarious 😂 finding out that all those minor things I took very seriously as at that time was just a mear manipulation of my mind by my parents.

When I'd realised that all that was just a lie like I'd mentioned earlier all I did was smile because that's part of life and indeed it taught me a lesson, even now I can easily trick them as well because after all this is the 21st century.

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I wouldn't call that subscribe because it is absolutely normal to try and confused a child with some minor lies just to protect them from themselves, kids are always very stubborn and would always like to try out every single thing that comes their way and it is our duty as adults to protect them even if it involves telling them some minor lies.

Telling lies to kids isn't bad at all though it depends on the type of lies we tell and as long as it doesn't involve hating someone else.

^{This will be all for my entry today and I will like to invite@avalanch, @samuelnkenta & @ahsansharif}