My friend and I were talking about imaginary friends who lived inside your head when you were little. I said I had an older version of me living iside my head who would tell me what to do when I was little. She sat on a couch all day and was much cooler than me. My friend said she had Timone and Pumba from the Lion King living in her head when she was little. She used to shake her head and they would fall out of her ear when she tried to get rid of them, but they always came back. We were odd children.

Anon

I had a kitten for an imaginary friend. My mom tells me that I'd cup my hands and carry this "kitten" around everywhere. After using the bathroom, I'd place the imaginary kitten next to the sink and wash my hands, then carefully pick it up and go out to play. As far as I can recall, my kitten did not have a name. I still love cats, though!

Ann

When I was about 5 I had an imaginary friend called Simon. Whenever my family and I drove past a rich-looking house, I would say, "That's Simon's house!" I would point to random pictures of people in newspapers and magazines and say, "That's Simon!" When I was talking to someone I would often make sure to let them know what Simon thought.

Sarah

I used to have a kitchen knife "friend" named ben. He never really "talked", he just sent me messages with his head.Once I was using him and lost him in the kitchen.

Neko

I used to believe that Barney was real

Allee

I've always had an imaginary friend, his name is mems, he sort of looks like a worm but he's not. I found him when I was little in the basement and adopted him ever since, I have a whole rhyming song about him and everything, I still have him, only now in the back of my mind I know he doesn't really exist.

Beeba

On one occasion as a kid I put various trash, dirt, leaves and miscellaneous things you'd find outside into a trash can, added water and using a large stick flung it all over my backyard thinking that the next morning I would have a bunch of friends outside to play with.

I also used to believe that the yellow line on the side of the freeway was my friend and her name was Anna.

Kayta

I believe that imaginary friends are real,because when i was 9,i created an imaginary friend named Bloo.I also remember talking to him.But,one day when I was playing with my friend Kristy,she had her own(shes the one who gave me the idea),and we were playing with a ball,and when Maria(Kristys imaginary friend) threw the ball,Bloo tried to get it,but he missed and had to get it from the street.Suddenly,a car came and hit him.Me and my friend cried for 2 hours.......

Anoymous

When I was little, I had an imaginary friend named Jordan. me and Jordan went everywhere together, but one day he ran out into the street and was hit by a car. He just lay in the street bleeding and calling for help. I ran and got my mom, and begged her to take Jordan to the hospital. But alas, she didn't listen to me. I ran back outside and dragged him from out of the street, and he died in my arms. I was grief-stricken for at least a week.

Cybela

I thought imaginary friends were real. I thought that imaginary was just another word for insvisible, and that every kid had their own personal imaginary friend that no one else would see. So I was very upset that I didn't have one. So upset that I pretended to have one...she was like a imaginary imaginary friend..

squizy rach

well......we hav about 20 to be exact we own a the
world called I.F (imagenary friend) my name is
kate and jen we are masters of the entire country of I.F. We also have a job and go to school every 2 days in I.F in the actual land in the sky!!! we do booking flights aswell we thank anyone for believing in this. If too many people who don't believe find out most of the Imagenary friends will die!

from
Masters

kate and jen

when i was little about 5 or so i had a freind a german soldier and i would chatter back and forth with him on a toy gi Joe radio and we would plan huge battles and draw maps his name was krein and no i wasent speaking real german i was just playing. (i heard my dad and grandpa talking about his ww2 service, and i looked in a book and liked the shape of the german helmets + their uniform colors)

mark

i have many imaginary friends. 5 to be exact.......the 4 that are the size of your index finger are Lisa Tina Danny and Korolisan. my fav. is Mr. Figgy. he gives me advice when i have a problem. not anymore though.=[ he was one of the only things that made me really weird. lol. its creepy sometimes i think i can see him lurking in the basement as revenge for forgetting him.......im scared....[=0

mrs. Peanut-Butter

Just recently i began testing my idea of a virtual make-believe faimly of mine consisting of all the lion king charecters from both movies. i found out that if i get mad at my real family i can switch to my virtual family and at night if i have a srange dream simba or sarabi will make it easier on me if i look at print-outs i have of them i currently have 15 charecters on my wall. imagine that it works I AINT CRAZY EITHER!!!

james

well i have one imaginary friend. she's my sister. her name is fiesta. im 10 and fiesta is 5. my mom thinks im inmuchure but im not i keep telling her. me and fiesta always go everywhere even to the pool in canada.

nicole

When I was 5-6, I had two imaginary friends that I adored named Rufus and Tanya. I remember that Rufus was a green and blue dog and that Tanya didn't have a leg (I later gave her an auto-mail, which I called at the time, a "shiny leg") We had a lot of fun times...

However, my family wasn't too happy about my imaginary friends. One morning, my mom decided she had had enough with Rufus and Tanya and told me that they had packed their bags and left early that morning. Being so young, I believed my mom and I was heartbroken. I waited at the stoop for days seeing if they'd come back home, but they sadly didn't.

I'm now 21 and seven months pregnant with a girl. When my daughter gets to the age where she has imaginary friends, I won't do what my mom did about my imaginary friends. Well, I'll TRY, lol.

Tasha

my friend, jealous of my imaginary dragon, decided she had an imaginary friend too. "his name is bob." she never disclosed any information on bob, but they would often come over to my house and spend long periods locked in different rooms. they would go home at night together.

optional

My little sister, who's like twelve years younger than me, had THE best imaginary friend ever. His name was simply "boy", he lived in the cupboard with her nappies and he could fly and change sizes...you could ask her any question about "boy" and she would answer it.

Anon

When I was about 5 or 6, I remember playing school. Only, I would only play it on the toilet. I guess to keep myself occupied?

Anyway, I had about 10 students, and for some reason or another, they were all dogs. I only remember two distinctly, one was a spotted bull dog named Butch, who was the bully. The other was a black boxer named Roxy, and she was the popular girl.

Rachel

When i was 9-10 i had a imaginary friend called Cody. I always talked to him and write in my diary to him.im 11 now and still talk to him when im alone. Also when i look at my reflectiong in my mirrors its like i got a twin sister.

Hayley