i used to believe that there was a secret camera in my house and it watched my every move... i though i had my own tv show and everything just nobody told me about it because then it wouldn't be funny any more......so i would always look my best and try tpo be really funny......now im 15 and i still kidda believe that (im a wierd girl and i love it!)

la krazy....

I used to believe that there were camera's all in my room that my parents set up so they could see what I was doing. I would always be so good and do good things, but if I wanted to do something my parents wouldnt like, I would hide under my covers and do it.

Anon

When I was about 5, I thought that if I talked in the mirror I was on one of those TV shows where the person narrated their own life.

Casey

When i was around 5, I was convinced my parents had video cameras installed all over my room. i used to sit in there by myself, and talk to every possible bit of the wall so I would be looking in the lens and they would know I knew they were there. I'd sit there saying, 'I know your watching me' and 'i can see the cameras, do you think im stupid?' lol...

fanfan

when I was in third grade I don't know why, but I was CONVINCED my 3rd grade teacher was watching me through a little camera installed in my clock in my room. so I used to moon and flick the clock off.

Cartron

(dont laugh at me, im kinda slow.) up until bout 3rd grade i always turned off d tv 2 dress cuz i thought d people on d news could c me. (they dont always have 2 stare straight at d camera!!!)

seli

I used to believe that whenever I dance in a room where the TV is on, everyone who is watching TV could also see me. I felt embarrassed since I didn't assume I was dancing perfectly. I would turn the TV off and dance, and whenever I thought I had enough practice with a specific tune I would turn the TV on and dance quite cautiously, lest I would be criticized for my performance.

Alice

I was one of those "the people in the picture can see me too" kids ..Even now i dont like to look at my yearbook unless i look decent and my hair is brushed.

kelsey

I used to believe that there were cameras in the eyes of the popstar posters on my walls.Therefore I could never change in my room!!How embarrasing it would be if they saw me naked!So I always took my clothes to the bathroom to change.It took so long to get rid of that idea..So long that when I was 16,my mum took me to a psychologist which didn't work =) well..you know what they say, time fixes stuff =) (and now I wouldn't mind stripping in front of Mr.Pitt!)

cactus

I used to believe that the people in photographs could see me and change their face or positions when I wasn't looking.I still turn pictures around when I want privacy.

Star

As a kid I believed that just like we saw the actors in the movies they were watching us. So, some of my unnecessary actions like a sudden smile or a karate pose or a whistle at a small girl could be understood now..

santosh

When I was about 4 or 5, I was playing the pots and pans (like I always did almost everyday). At the time, I was also watching Sesame Street when they said something like "what's that?" And of course as a kid, I thought that they were talking about how they could hear me playing the pots and pans. Let's just say that I never played the pots and pans ever again, out of fear that I would be overheard by the characters on the television.

Megan

When I was really young--from age 4 to about age 6, I think--I used to believe that the people pictured in newspapers could see me! I used to talk to them and pretend they were talking back. Where I got this idea, I'll never know.

Vivienne

when i was younger, i thought that in the tv there were little people acting everything out, i was scared to go by it in my under wear because i thought they would see me and laugh.

Anon

When I was around ten, I had a huge (and I mean HUGE) batman poster in my bedroom. I knew that when I walked from one side of my bedroom to the other, his eyes would follow me. I remember standing in front of the poster moving quickly from one side to another, jumping up and down, crouching to see if his eyes were following me. And sure enough (at least in my head) he was.

I had to eventually take down the poster because at night, I could see him look at me. At first I thought, "good, hes watching out for me" but afterwhile, the more I looked, the more mean he got.

Still have the poster too, all wrapped up and hidden in my closet some 14 years later =)

Gary Kiper

When I was little, I used to believe that people were always, always looking at me: through windows, around corners, under whatever I was sitting on, you name it.

I also thought my parents set up invisible cameras to watch all of my actions and that my various pets had cameras in their eyes and reported everything I did to them (my parents). I was also dead certain that people were always reading my mind and recording my thoughts in order to use them against me later.

I was kind of a weird kid.

Anon

When I was three, I got the idea that my life was one big movie, and that somewhere, President Clinton was sitting all alone in a movie theater, watching it as it was happening.

Dae

When I was 6 I used to believe my parents were watching me at school on TV. It explained a lot at the time!

opinionata

I used to think their was a family watching me on a TV when I was crying in my room(and at many other times) I would get upset at them laughing at me and smash up their TV. only problem was their dad was good at fixing TVs and they would watch me again so I smashed it again.

opinionata

i used to belive that when u went to bed a huge camera would come out and hover over u while u were asleep so people could watch u sleep during the night so it freaked me out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sarasponda