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Mice Will Impersonate You My mother chides me about cutting my nails at night. The sound of clippering isn't so much of an ear candy, but what's the deal? If I don't cut them when it comes to my mind, I keep forgetting. But then, I just remember at wrong times like when in the subway train or at work. And I can't bear to see my nails undone. So, this evening I was cutting my nails before taking a bath and she went there again. In Korea, superstition has it that if you cut your nails at night, a mouse hears, comes to eat the pieces. Then, the mouth can impersonate you to do things harmful to you. I remember reading this in a cartoon when I was little. At the time, it was scary to imagine for a little girl, but I now want to be free of this myth.

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Mice Will Impersonate You

My mother chides me about cutting my nails at night. The sound of clipping isn't really ear candy, but what's the deal? If I don't cut them when it comes to my mind, I keep forgetting. But then, I just remember at wrong times like when in the subway train or at work. And I can't bear to see my nails undone. So, this evening I was cutting my nails before taking a bath and she went there again. In Korea, superstition has it that if you cut your nails at night, a mouse hears, comes to eat the pieces. Then, the mouth can impersonate you to do things harmful to you. I remember reading this in a cartoon when I was little. At the time, it was scary to imagine for a little girl, but I now want to be free of this myth.


I didn't know that myth, that's super interesting. I also cut my nails at night haha

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Mice Will Impersonate You

My mother chides me about cutting my nails at night. The sound of clipping isn't so much of an ear candy, but what's the deal? If I don't cut them when it comes to mind I will forget. But then, I just remember at wrong times like in the subway or at work. And I can't bear to see my nails undone. So, this evening I was cutting my nails before taking a bath and she went there again. In Korea, superstition has it that if you cut your nails at night, a mouse hears, and comes to eat the cuticles. Then, the mouse mouth can impersonate you to do things harmful to you. I remember reading this in a cartoon when I was little. At the time it was scary to imagine for a little girl, but now I want to be free of this myth.

very well written!

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