Did you have an imaginary friend when you were younger?

Yes, God

I had an imaginary horse, it was a stick but it was so real to me. My horse and I would gallop all over the place

I said no... I'm not going to go into it, I'm not comfortable with how weird it is.

No; my best friend and I had an imaginary world, though. We had very theoretical "husbands" in that world, but they weren't developed as characters with personalities to speak of. And we had dolls that were our "children."

I still have one............................... Honestly, No

Yes, but we didn't get along. She was a backstabber. She talked about me constantly behind my back and kept trying to steal my boyfriends!

Would be interesting to have an imaginary enemy.

> Would be interesting to have an imaginary enemy.

I think thats called paranoia

Not if you are smarter than him

Yep. She lived in my mirror. My middle name was her first name and my first name was her middle name. She would warn me when the portal in the back of my closet was going to open, so I could leave my room before the monsters came out.
I was a weird kid...

It was hell!!!! I'm still in counseling...

Did you kick her butt?

No, she was invisible....very hard to pin down and smack.

Yes I did but I have no idea why. I called him "Little Boy" and I was about four. He lived outside in the cement foundation of our home, and in the walls...inside. I am sure that this did not last very long, ending when I started school. I can recall no other details (except we ate together)

No

Since I was an only child and spent most of my time alone, that is all I had for the most part.

No. All my friends were real people or animals!

From about age 15-18. His name was Herman.

He lived on the wall behind my bedroom door.

> I said no... I'm not going
> to go into it, I'm not comfortable
> with how weird it is.

Oh no. You have to say now.





Please?!!

> Yep. She lived in my mirror.
> My middle name was her first
> name and my first name was
> her middle name.

At first, your comment reminded me of Anne Shirley's mirror-friend in the Anne of Green Gables books. My heart was warmed for a second as I reflected on my favorite stories.....

Then I read further....

> She would
> warn me when the portal in
> the back of my closet was
> going to open, so I could
> leave my room before the monsters
> came out.
> I was a weird kid...

...and you sort of shocked my senses .

Uni the Unicorn and Toiletty the toilet.

No, but I think very young children that have them is ok. My niece has an imaginary sister. ( she has 2 brothers), and she is out growing this imaginary sister, she doesent play with her imaginary sister near as much as she use to. She is in kindergarden and has real friends.