Don't walk under a ladder is a Southern and widely known superstition that warns passing beneath a ladder can bring bad luck or invite trouble. It's one of those rules people follow almost automatically.. Walking under a ladder courted misfortune." In England in the 1600s, criminals were forced to walk under a ladder on their way to the gallows.
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Text: "There's this belief of walking under a ladder being bad luck. One common explanation ties the superstition to medieval times when ladders were thought to resemble gallows, implying a fate of death by hanging." Context: The informant says that their superstitions come from their grandma and also hears it from coworkers.. And never walk under a ladder! With constant construction going on in many big cities today, the ladder one is a biggie. Where does the walking under a ladder superstition come from? Why is it so unlucky for the unfortunate souls who find themselves accidentally underneath one, and is there any way to undo the curse?
