My dreams of 12 supernatural powers I wish I could have
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If I Had A Super Power That I Would Actually Use In Everyday Life It Would Be a tie between these 12

My crazy dreams of having supernatural abilities.

Lily Li
Jul 03, 2018
University of Kansas
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If I Had A Super Power That I Would Actually Use In Everyday Life It Would Be a tie between these 12
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12 is my lucky number and I always dreamed of having some super abilities that others would be so jealous of. So I come up with this idea to do a little sum-up for my dreams that will probably never come true.

1. Control weather

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My favorite season is probably autumn because the wind is just blowing so nicely and gently that I don't feel cold at all. The sun's not so fierce as well. I can wear whatever I want to wear, either short dresses or long coats. I always wanted to stay in autumn when it gets too hot or too cold.

2. Eat without gaining weight

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I believe this is an ability every woman is dying to have. Some people have already managed to do that and won't call it as a super power. But I mean really eat a lot because I would give my whole life to food no joking. I can eat all day if I won't gain weight.

3. Immediate make-up

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If I could have this ability, all I have to do in the morning is to snap my finger and my make-up is done. I can sleep 1 more hour in the morning and don't have to rush to school everyday. I just can't go out without any make-up on.

4. Put others to sleep

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Sometimes when I get so tired of people speaking of the world or bragging about something, all I wish I could do was to make them sleep and they can shut their mouth that way.

5. Recognize danger

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This is an ability I really want to have because I can know what potential danger there will be. That way I can prevent others and myself from going through it and let anything bad happen to us.

6. Talk to anything related to the kitchen

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I'm a sucker when it comes to cooking. I really wish I could be the kind of person that can manage everything in the kitchen so systematically and orderly like they can actually talk to the appliances and ingredients. If I could have this superpower, I'll definitely use a lot of time to make good connections and relationships with these kitchen appliances and let them help me when I want to cook a fabulous meal for my family.

7. Remember anything I saw only once

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I'm really a forgetful type when I see something that I thought was not important, but later it becomes super important. I've been through this situation for many times. For example, on a daily basis, I just forget where I put my own iPhone all the time. There was one time that I spent nearly one hour finding it in my apartment, which I thought I lost it.

8. Go back through time

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There were a lot of decisions and things I did that I thought I could have done better. I'm don't regret anything I have done, but I just want to see what else may happen if I made different choices and decisions, and how my life would change because of that.

9. Instant travel

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Because my family lives in China and I study in America, I can't go back to China every week when I miss them. All I can do is to video chat with them and see them through the screen. Honestly, that feels bad sometimes, especially when I see my American friends posting their parents and grandparents. If I have this ability, I can go back to see them whenever I want.

10. Stay at 18 forever

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18 is my favorite age because I started to live in America by myself and explore all the crazy things that I had no idea of before. I remember the curiosity of seeing the whole new world and culture that was so unfamiliar to me before. I wish I could stay at that age forever and be an energetic explorer forever.

11. Read others' mind

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This is a very cliché super power but a very useful one. Who doesn't want to know what others think? That just makes things much easier and transparent in a lot of ways.

12. Leave that to my future self

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That's all I can think of for now because I'm really satisfied with my life now. Probably in the future, when I get old and experience more things, I'll see things more differently and want to add one from a much more mature perspective.

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