Habitual pantang

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When you're so used to being a scaredy-cat that you pretend to believe in ghost stories just to keep the peace.

'I don't care if it's just a cat. I'm not going near that alley tonight.'

'Why do I still wear red on Friday? It's just tradition now.'

'I don't believe in omens, but I still cross the street when I see a black cat.'

When you're so stuck in your ways that you'd rather curse the sky than admit you're wrong.

'I don't believe in the lucky number 7, but I still buy seven eggs every week.'

'I'm not scared of the number 13, but I still skip the 13th floor like it's a death sentence.'

'I don't believe in bad omens, but I still leave my shoes by the door like my grandma told me to.'

When you're so used to being a scaredy-cat that you act like you believe in ghosts just to avoid getting yelled at.

'I don't think ghosts exist, but I still say I'm scared of the haunted house.'

'I don't believe in bad omens, but I still wear my lucky socks on the first day of the month.'

'I don't care if it's just a superstition. I'm not going near the fifth floor on Friday.'

When you're so used to being a scaredy-cat that you pretend to believe in the old stories just to avoid a fight.

'I don't believe in the ghost of the old man, but I still say I'm scared when I pass his house.'

'I don't care if it's just a story. I still say I'm going to be cursed if I don't eat my breakfast.'

'I don't believe in bad luck, but I still say I'm cursed if I don't wear my lucky hat.'

When you're so stuck in your old ways that you'd rather yell at the sky than admit you're wrong.

'I don't believe in the number 13, but I still say I'm cursed if I go near it.'

'I don't believe in bad omens, but I still say I'm going to be cursed if I don't eat my breakfast.'

'I don't believe in the ghost of the old man, but I still say I'm scared when I pass his house.'