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When I was 6 or 7 I believed that people on t.v. could see me. Once, i was watching t.v. with my older sister and i told her to cover up because they were watching her.
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I used to think that everytime I watched a funny show that the crowd in the background laughing were other people in their livingrooms watching the same thing so i would laugh loud for my friends to hear me.
I used to believe really strongly that the posters of people in my room could see me. I used to hide under my bed when I changed my clothes so they couldn't see me.
I was also convience that there was just always someone watching me (other than God) no matter where I was up until I was like 12. I actually still sometimes think it in my head. But I'm a dumbass anyway.
Kitty
As a child i believed that what was happening on tv was peoples real lives and that they didnt know we were watching them, therefore i thought somebody somewhere was watching me !!
hippy
i used to believe that i was constantly being filmed by a secret hidden camera. i always tried to look my best and not to pick my nose ........ just in case!
sheila
I used to think that Orville Redenbacher
could see me when the commercial came on and I would hide behind things so he couldn't.
Janis
I used to think that the people in photographs could see out through their photographed eyes. (I never stopped to wonder why I couldn't see out of any of the pictures that had been taken of me.)
I had liked to read on the toilet before that, but after I developed this delusion I wouldn't read magazines or any book with pictures on the cover while I was sitting on the toilet, just in case.
I thought when my Mum used to watch 'Coronation Street' on TV that she was actually watching real people in their everyday lives. Which made me think English people were watching us on their TV's. Wonder where the camera's were hidden??
Pip
I used to believe that my posters could see me. I used to have loads of STEPS posters on my bedroom walls, and would always be on my best behaviour when I went into my bedroom, because I believed that STEPS were watching me on a TV screen , through their eyes on the posters.
squirrelchez
I used to believe that everyone was constantly being filmed.This was due to crime reconstruction programmes, although I couldn't understand why they couldn't catch the criminal. But it stopped me from being bad cause i thought my mum could watch me
As A Toddler: I believed TV was a RUSSIAN TRICK sent over via satelite FROM RUSSIA for the sole purpose of spying on us and I thought they saw us thru the white noise and that I could see them if I stood really close to it side ways at the corners! I was always told by my parents to stop standing so close to it and THIS verified my beliefs it was the communists tool to take over & spy on our country or why else were my folks so scared for me to stand so close to it?
Kira Pangburn
I used to believe that the people in magazines and books could see me if their faces were visible. Needless to say, if I wanted to read in the bathroom, I would cover their pictures with my hand and as an added precaution, would always drape a towel over my lap... in the same vein, I thought the authors of books I read and the musicians on the music I listened to could see me, and I tried to never do anything that would embarrass them.
At the beginning of every movie at this one theater when I was a kid, they showed a short film featuring a local radio celebrity asking us to be quiet and let everyone enjoy the show. He also said at the end that if we can find him after the show he'd give us a shiny new dime. I eventually figured out that he really wasn't really in there, unless he was a big fan of 'The Rescuers.' But until then, I would always sneak a peek over my shoulder to see if Larry Lujack was sitting in the back row, all by himself.
queeneve
when i was little, i believed that my life was a TV show watched by aliens or giants.
dorie
I once asked my mother how they made newspapers. She told me that a machine made them. I took this as that there was a machine that gathered all of the news and printed out papers.
I asked my mother this because I sincerely wanted to appear in the paper to be 'famous.' I proceeded then to draw a picture, and walk around saying that it was "the best picture I had ever drawn." I figured that this would be picked up by the news machine and that me and my brilliant artwork would appear as breaking news the next day.
Landis
I used to believe that the laugh tracks on television shows were actually made by the people watching at home - so I had to be very quiet and not make any sound..lest I be heard by anyone out there...
Amanda
When I was a kid, I used to believe that OUR family was on TV just like we could see the Brady Family or The Waltons. Hey, I was a kid! Whaddya want??
Tony
I used to believe that if I danced well enough when the music shows were on then if I was the best someone would come and give me a prize becuase of course the people on the TV could see you dancing
Jenny
I used to believe that someone, somewhere in the world was watching me on their television.
Liz
I used to think that when watching TV, the laughing voices in the background were of other people who were watching that show from their homes, so I used to stand by our TV and laugh into the speakers hoping to hear myself on TV.
Helen
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