Absolutely! I hope it brings you some solace and peace of mind.
If it is any consolation, I, at one point, thought the family I'm living with had cameras all over the lower level of the house (basement) and it caused some paranoia, like you described. But of course, I only thought of this whenever I would be masurtbating or about to. Which pertains to insecurity/being self-aware, like I mentioned before.
The only difference is that it's rational/logical thinking, as the house is incredibly nice and I figured they would have cameras for a reasonable reason, like assisting the police if there was a break-in. So the mindset isn't abnormal, it's human nature at times. Especially when a sense of shame/embarrassment is implemented. I wouldn't worry too much, as it's understandable and justified, to a certain extent. In the technology age, it's unnerving at times, just don't let it get out of hand, or the best of you and cause more irrational paranoia.
Keep in mind no one is actually watching you or invading your privacy;
I just reminded myself, I'm not doing anything wrong OR interesting enough, warranting the lengths (and risk) it takes to spy on someone.
Yeah, you're complety right. I mean I'm ashamed of myself anyways, but I don't do anything interesting like eat rotting corpses, sk why would anyone want to spy on me, anyways? Great way of seeing jt, thanks for helping me out.
IIN that I always feel like there's hidden cameras? /how to stop it?
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Absolutely! I hope it brings you some solace and peace of mind.
If it is any consolation, I, at one point, thought the family I'm living with had cameras all over the lower level of the house (basement) and it caused some paranoia, like you described. But of course, I only thought of this whenever I would be masurtbating or about to. Which pertains to insecurity/being self-aware, like I mentioned before.
The only difference is that it's rational/logical thinking, as the house is incredibly nice and I figured they would have cameras for a reasonable reason, like assisting the police if there was a break-in. So the mindset isn't abnormal, it's human nature at times. Especially when a sense of shame/embarrassment is implemented. I wouldn't worry too much, as it's understandable and justified, to a certain extent. In the technology age, it's unnerving at times, just don't let it get out of hand, or the best of you and cause more irrational paranoia.
Keep in mind no one is actually watching you or invading your privacy;
I just reminded myself, I'm not doing anything wrong OR interesting enough, warranting the lengths (and risk) it takes to spy on someone.
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Yeah, you're complety right. I mean I'm ashamed of myself anyways, but I don't do anything interesting like eat rotting corpses, sk why would anyone want to spy on me, anyways? Great way of seeing jt, thanks for helping me out.