When I was 3 the night I went to bed before my little brother was born  

It's a little weird for me, but because when I was young I started lucid dreaming without knowing what I was doing the clearest memory I have of me that feels real is when I was walking to my bus stop and then randomly started flying (the flying for me worked like swimming kinda but in the air).

There was a lot of memories I had that when I grew up, I realized they were not real even though it felt real and like it was something that actually happened but thinking over them now you notice one or two minor details that are off and realize it's fake

One I do know is real is that my step-dad is the kind of guy to show horror movies to his children, we watched Jeepers Creepers and then after the movie he asked my sister and I to go check the mail (it was really dark out), he snuck outside really fast in a costume he bought that looked like Jeepers Creepers and jump scared us and it's the scariest moment I've experienced in my life so far  

I can't remember much of my past for some reason. Maybe it's a side effect of my medication, but how would I know?  

I always cried when my mom and I were going grocery shopping. I cried due to the fact that the way to the supermarket was past kindergarten and I didn't want to go to kindergarten yet I always thought my mom was gonna leave me there.

Other than that my childhood memories are mostly nightmares.
Things like dying in a car crash, family being murdered etc.  

I remember my very first dream I had as a kid. Well actually two.

The first one was the simple and classic "Your mom left you at the grocery shop" one. Made my cry my soul out when I was 2.

The second one was about how when my mom was driving me to school people would start yelling at me about how "santa is real" and a bunch of my school staff started to scold me.

weird I know  

OK. The first time I got sleep paralysis, I lost my ****. Though I remember every detail, I hate remembering how scary it was.:c  

woke up in the middle of the night because of some nightmare I can't quite recall screaming about how I didn't want to be a bad person
not a troll  

itt: floating down stairs  

I was at the house my parents lived at for a few years after I was born. I was in the living room, behind a rocking chair. I dropped a marble under the chair and I was trying to grab it. This is my only memory I have of that house.  

wow it seems odd that a lot of you guy's first memories are from age 5 or 6, my earliest is from probably 1 and a half? I was sitting in my crib drinking milk from a bottle when my dad came, took the milk from me, I proceeded to cry and he brought back a glass of milk for me instead for some reason. Another one I have from around the same time is rolling around in one of those toddler walkers.

Also, when I was around 5 I was sleeping with parents and I remember a shadowy figure walking out of a wall looking at me and walking towards me.  

Posted by metal

wow it seems odd that a lot of you guy's first memories are from age 5 or 6, my earliest is from probably 1 and a half? I was sitting in my crib drinking milk from a bottle when my dad came, took the milk from me, I proceeded to cry and he brought back a glass of milk for me instead for some reason. Another one I have from around the same time is rolling around in one of those toddler walkers.

Also, when I was around 5 I was sleeping with parents and I remember a shadowy figure walking out of a wall looking at me and walking towards me.

How do you even remember anything from 1???
And what?? A shadowy figure??  

Earliest memory I have is when I was 2 or 3 and first learned to or thought of holding my breath... I was laying on the living room floor eating Fruit Loops out of the bag and I just starting seeing how long I could hold my breath, I only remember it because my mom kinda spazzed on me and me what the hell I was doing  

My earliest memory... My mother's surprised that I can remember this far back. When I was about 3 years of age, I put razors in my mouth because I liked the taste of metal. Even today, my tongue is still messed up because of it.

Treats that have sugar, salt, or powder to lick off usually make the tip of my tongue bleed, like pretzels or those candy sticks you dip in candy powder. Sour and spicy treats are my favorite.

This was my favorite treat as a kid:
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It's a mango lollipop coated in chili powder. Was sold at a Mexican corner store close to my home for half a dollar. My tongue would drip blood after one of those tasty suckers.  

Earliest memory was probably when I was 5, I took the bottle of those gummy bear vitamins that said only 2-3 per day, and started finishing the bottle. I ate about half the bottle.  

Posted by Colin

It's a little weird for me, but because when I was young I started lucid dreaming without knowing what I was doing the clearest memory I have of me that feels real is when I was walking to my bus stop and then randomly started flying (the flying for me worked like swimming kinda but in the air).

There was a lot of memories I had that when I grew up, I realized they were not real even though it felt real and like it was something that actually happened but thinking over them now you notice one or two minor details that are off and realize it's fake

One I do know is real is that my step-dad is the kind of guy to show horror movies to his children, we watched Jeepers Creepers and then after the movie he asked my sister and I to go check the mail (it was really dark out), he snuck outside really fast in a costume he bought that looked like Jeepers Creepers and jump scared us and it's the scariest moment I've experienced in my life so far

This and Child's play used to give me the worst nightmares i ever had in my life. They still do sometimes.