I believed that if you had a picture of someone, they could see you also. I always wondered why I couldn't see into anyones houses like they were looking at mine. Even into my teenage years I was wierded out by pictures and covered them up so I wouldn't be watched. I am still not totally comfortable.
A childhood belief about being watched
others believed things like this
- As a child I always wondered why I could see everyone else's face and not mine.— Amit
- My friend's sister believed the lyrics to Gazza's "Fog on the Tyne" were "Fog on the dinasaurs mine all mine"— Suzanne
- You couldn't have your belly button covered for too long or it would be harder for you to breathe.— Jess
- I always wondered why shepherds washed their socks by night. (correct lyric: watched their flocks)— MaggieNJ
- I used to believed that the sign on houses 'to let' was a toliet and that there was lots of them!— Grace Lyon New Addington
- I used to believe that everyone in pictures could see me so i turned all of the pictures in my house backwardsAnon