Many of us had imaginary friends growing up. Whether they were an animal, human, or superhero, many of us could definitely think up quite the character to occupy our time. Please share!
#21
When I was, like, 10, I had a goddess who lived in my mirror. I made the world for her in my mirror when I slept. She had a husband who was an elf and three children; Elec, Miria, and Alaxi. She would only talk to me when I could see my reflection and she was like an older sister to me.
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#22
This post just brought back memories of the time six-year-old-me was thoroughly convinced that I had an invisible pet wolf (I think his name was Lupus, although I have no idea where I learned the latin name for wolves) who was a constellation who came to life. He could travel to space and sometimes brought me moon rocks. I also tried to convince my friend that they had invisible pets too, and I was the only one who could see them.
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#23
mine was a 6" girl that i made furniture for out of cardboard boxes and contact paper. i put the furniture in my closet so she would find it and live there. and yes, the books about the borrowers were my favorite.
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#24
He was an a-hole! LOL!
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#25
Mr. Nobody. His first name was Jeremy, and he lived in my pocket.me and my friends shared him.
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#26
not quite an imaginary friend but I made up a character named William who is half dragon and he has been there for me ever since
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#27
I had an imaginary twin sister named Heidi. I would use her to scare people who bullied me, i.e. "If you don't leave me alone, my sister is going to beat you up!" (not once did that work.)
I also had a dragon named Beedly-Dopper who would bite the legs off of the kids who bullied me. I'm starting to see a theme here...
I also had a dragon named Beedly-Dopper who would bite the legs off of the kids who bullied me. I'm starting to see a theme here...
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#28
My daughter had 3, bubba, lulu and Zaubsaa. She played with them for about 2 years. She has 3 siblings who she tried to encourage to play with her imaginary friends. Sweet but also a bit strange
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#29
It was a girl that looked exactly like me but with freckles. I called her Rhew, and she was my twin sister.
(P.S. my legal name means snow, and Rhew means Ice)
(P.S. my legal name means snow, and Rhew means Ice)
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#30
She was essentially a second, more idealized version of myself (dressed better, had stuff I didn’t.) Her name was just a nickname for my name that none of my family called me - and I didn’t actually know it was a nickname for mine at the time.
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