Superstitions
...are a few reasons for this. Beliefs and superstitions can be passed down in a family, which leads to one believing these and basically becoming paranoid. Some people are truly scared that they are “unlucky” and by believing in superstitions that they hear, Imagine waking up on Friday the thirteenth, hoping that it won’t be that unlucky of a day. Going to the bathroom to get ready, but oops you dropped the mirror, seven years bad luck for you. Going to school only to find out that you just failed your math test. Did these things really happen because it was Friday the thirteenth? Good afternoon Mrs. Masci and fellow students. Today I plan on explaining why people are so superstitious, why do people believe in them, and legends behind the superstitions? Some of the most common superstitions are that the number thirteen is unlucky, as well as Friday the thirteenth, breaking a mirror will cause you 7 years bad luck, and of course astrology, the most believed superstition. Why are people superstitious? Well there are a few reasons for this. Beliefs and superstitions can be passed down in a family, which leads to one believing these and basically becoming paranoid. Some people are truly scared that they are “unlucky” and by believing in superstitions that they hear, Imagine waking up on Friday the thirteenth, hoping that it won’t be that unlucky of a day. Going to the bathroom to get ready, but oops you dropped the mirror, seven years bad luck for you. Going to school only to find out that you just failed your math t...