I watched a show on urban legends once, and one of the stories mentioned was about a hotel that equiped all of its bathrooms with "see-through" mirrors (the mirrors that are actually windows) and that people were watching on the other side. However, I thought an urban legend was defined as a real event at the time, so whenever I stayed in a hotel, I avoided going to the bathroom and was sly when taking a shower because I was afraid people could see me through the mirror.
A childhood belief about being watched

others believed things like this
- I believed the urban legend that gum stayed in your stomach for 7 years if you swallowed it.— Lindsay
- I used to believe the spleen was an urban legend— Nikki
- I'm scared of mirrors because I think that there are ghosts in mirrors— est
- I saw this guy at a hotel and he wore a tag that said "trainee," so I thought that it was his name!Anon
- I once thought a vent in my hotel room led down to the center of the earth.— flarn2006
- I thought the song Hotel California by the Eagles said "Welcome to Oakdale California— JewLea