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someone's name written in red means death

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If there is a faint smell of jasmine flowers, it is due to the presence of pontianak. Malaysians don't plant bunga sedap malam in fear of attracting this entity.

I do not believe in it; my mother frequently brings home bunga sedap malam to make the house smell nice and I haven't seen any ghosts as of yet

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there are a lot of superstitions in slavic europe that stemmed from slavic paganism, for example women would hang dry herbs outside of their house to ward off evil and men would bring a plant with them to war because they believed it would keep them safe

i don't believe in it but its a nice tradition

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What are the myths around you (school, home, family)?

Do you believe in them (why yes/no)?

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You can't cut your hair on Tuesday or Friday, as it's said to attribute to bad luck.

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touching wood

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we believe that we should touch on wood if anything good has been said to not jinx it

I do believe in it

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Hiding our belly button when there is thunder because the lightning god will take your belly button away

I grew up being told this so I kind of? believe it but don't at the same time

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You can not take a photo in 3 you have to do more or less otherwise the person in the middle will die

I don’t believe

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Having eye contact with a black cat can lead to you becoming unlucky

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The ears tickle when someone criticizes or curses them.

This scientifically doesn't make sense, so I don't believe in it.

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knockin on wood
the bad ting will go away

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Having the bed face a mirror is bad luck because it's said to deflect good luck (oh no)

I don't believe in it because I dont believe in any myths

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Cutting one's nails at night. The reason for this superstition because people used to have no electricity at home. So people were advised not to cut their nails at night to prevent hurting themselves in the dark.

Sometimes, there is a superstition in our culture that cutting your nails before a big day, such as the day before an exam, can be a sign of bad luck.

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>Goldfish have a three-second memory - Studies have shown that goldfish have a memory that can last for months.
>5 second rule - bacteria can transfer to food within milliseconds of contact

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Do not cut your nails at night.

Cutting your nails at night is believed to shorten your life. It is said that you are leaving your DNA for spirits to 'steal' and use for black magic.

I don't believe in it as there is no scientific evidence to prove that this is true.

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In Javanese culture, when a baby turns 7 months old they have a ceremony known as "tedak siten" where one of the activities includes being placed inside a chicken coop surrounded by a number of objects. Whatever object they pick is said to predict the future of the baby.

I do somewhat believe in this because I share some of the qualities that I ended up picking during my ceremony

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We believe writing our name in red ink will cause us to die or is unlucky.

No, I don't believe in them, because it is common sense that writing my name in red will not kill me.