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Have you ever had an "imaginary friend"?




VotesAnswer
7Yes, when I was a kid.
3Yes. I'm still a kid.
6Yes, and I still have them now that I'm an adult.
0Yes, and I wish(ed) s/he would go away.
33No.
6No, and I'm jealous of people who did.
1No, and I think this is a stupid question.
5Lara is a pill.

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ron2112
posted 24-Jun-1998 11:05am  
I think of each and every one of you as my imaginary friends. Except glen. (I'm kidding, of course) * wink *
glen
posted 24-Jun-1998 11:41am  
Ron: Yeah. I'm clearly imaginary!
reality
posted 24-Jun-1998 11:41am  
but I have the ability to submerge myself into my own mind in a realm of fantasy such that I am unaware (mostly) of my surroundings..
jjg
posted 24-Jun-1998 11:52am  
For some reason I could always find someone who wanted to hang out with me. Can't see why, I'm really unfriendly and unapproachable.
dpolicar
posted 24-Jun-1998 12:51pm  
Actually, I never had them as a kid but I have several now. I enjoy their company and try to avoid questioning my own sanity whenever I can. They have been introduced to several of my meat friends, as well, and seem to get along.
bill Survey Central Gold Subscriber Gold Star Survey Creator
posted 24-Jun-1998 12:58pm  
Is a "meat friend" when you build a person out of Spam, Kielbasa, and Salami? I've never done that, but it sounds D-lish-us!
Resy
posted 24-Jun-1998 3:06pm  
I never had an imaginary friend. I did talk to myself. A lot. Sometimes I would pretend I was having a conversation with someone I knew (a real person...only the conversation was imaginary). I would sometimes find that person and try to repeat the conversation, to see if the other person would really say what I imagined he would. Imagination is a horrible thing to waste!
kadai
posted 24-Jun-1998 3:57pm  
No imaginary friend, but I did have worlds I'd visit and make up stories about.
steve
posted 24-Jun-1998 5:18pm  
I do talk to myself, a lot; it's how I think. There's a kind of eternal debate or town meeting going on inside my head, and sometimes the level of debate becomes quite bitterly ad hominem, but I've never particularly worried about my sanity, because I recognize that they're all me.
emily
posted 24-Jun-1998 8:21pm  
I don't remember any imaginary friends when I was little. Since my Dad passed away he's been with me though. At times he's less "imagary" than the people around me.
lisashea
posted 25-Jun-1998 11:26am  
Nope, I don't think so :) I had a younger sister so I was rarely alone.
Inkwirinmin
posted 25-Jun-1998 7:57pm  
You haven't met Earnie???? He's a kick!!
jzp Survey Central Subscriber
posted 27-Jun-1998 6:51am  
my friend was the wind. yes, i was a freaky kid. I have accused many of my online friends (ok, well one group in particular) of being imaginary/artificial.
Lorax
posted 27-Jun-1998 7:34pm  
They used to help me clean my room. Sometimes I wish they were still around.
RatQueen
posted 29-Jun-1998 11:27pm  
Well, yeah, I'm still a kid, but I forgot my imaginary friends, yes friendS, long ago. Not that I think it's bad to have one. I think insecure people NEED one, that it helps. Children, in my personal opinion as having been one for 14 years, are almost always insecure and need something to turn to. Because adults don't always get just what we are trying to say or get through to them, we have to turn to someone who does understand. If we don't have a friend/sibling who does or can, we go to imaginary friends.
nbarone
posted 30-Jun-1998 4:46pm  
i never had an ongoing imaginary friend. i often invented characters to interact with while playing in the woods, at the beach, etc., but they were always one shot deals.
gilly
posted 31-Jul-1998 5:20pm  
Imaginary? They were real! (Mostly, they were characters in books and stuffed animals. The friendships may have been imaginary, but the objects of them were real.)
elijahblue
posted 19-Aug-1998 9:06pm  
no, but I've been one.
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