Times Netizens Used This Online Thread To Share Their First Memories
We can all agree that sometimes we miss the past, even though it is disputed whether life is better today than it was in the past. This is especially true when we reflect on our youth, when we were carefree and had few concerns.
What is your first memory, Redditors? questioned En-tre-pre-neur in a discussion on Ask Reddit. The locals had been kind enough to offer some of their most tender childhood memories, which could be funny, sentimental, or tragic. 20 of the thread's best stories have been gathered below, which might make you grin as well!
While she was out, I started feeling much better and felt bad that I made her go out and get medicine. I remember waiting for what felt like an eternity, sitting at the bottom of our stairs by our front door waiting for her to get home. When she got home I apologized because I told her I felt okay again and felt bad she ran out just to get something to help me.
She didn’t care. She was just happy that I didn’t feel sick anymore.
I had always remembered it as an out of body experience. I was at my grandma’s house walking around the pool alone (I know, it didn’t take long for mum to find out and ban unsupervised visits with grandma) and I fell in, I remember it as if I was reaching in and saving myself from drowning somehow. It’s really hard to explain.
I told mum about this in the last few years and it turns out I was actually saving my brother from drowning, but it had also happened to me and she thinks I must have merged the memories somehow.
He died when I was 4.
What is your first memory, Redditors? questioned En-tre-pre-neur in a discussion on Ask Reddit. The locals had been kind enough to offer some of their most tender childhood memories, which could be funny, sentimental, or tragic. 20 of the thread's best stories have been gathered below, which might make you grin as well!
#1
Source: thebawsofyou, Stephane Mignon
#2
Source: __whitty__, Marco
#3
Source: Jed1M1ndTr1ck, Nenad Stojkovic
#4
Source: Coygon, followtheseinstructions
#5
Source: NeutyBooty, Donnie Ray Jones
While she was out, I started feeling much better and felt bad that I made her go out and get medicine. I remember waiting for what felt like an eternity, sitting at the bottom of our stairs by our front door waiting for her to get home. When she got home I apologized because I told her I felt okay again and felt bad she ran out just to get something to help me.
She didn’t care. She was just happy that I didn’t feel sick anymore.
#6
Being told to go for a nap (I was around 2-3 at the time), & I refused because I wanted to keep playing & was being defiant. My Dad repeatedly put me in my bed and said that I’ll feel better if I lied down for a bit. I fell asleep and he woke me up 2 hours later. And shocker, I felt better. Lol.#7
Source: pakidara, Mike Carter
#8
Source:
I had always remembered it as an out of body experience. I was at my grandma’s house walking around the pool alone (I know, it didn’t take long for mum to find out and ban unsupervised visits with grandma) and I fell in, I remember it as if I was reaching in and saving myself from drowning somehow. It’s really hard to explain.
I told mum about this in the last few years and it turns out I was actually saving my brother from drowning, but it had also happened to me and she thinks I must have merged the memories somehow.
#9
Source: bless-you-mlud, Stef.
#10
Source: holipops, Steven Lilley
#11
Source: JadedJackal671, Michael Coghlan
#12
Source: mommy1395, Toshiyuki IMAI
#13
Source: dainty_flower, clappstar
He died when I was 4.
#14
Source: : omgwhatisleft, olle svensson
#15
Source: that-bass-guy, Eric Lewis
#16
Source: jonatan-attia22, T.Hagihara
#17
Source: cointelpro_shill, Bharat Mirchandani
#18
Source: trustmeimweird, The National Guard
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