When I was 5, I had an imaginary friend called Georgina. I believed she lived inside my locket necklace. I used to cycle around the streets talking to her loudly, I remember saying "Come on Georgina, we need to go and find my new imaginary friend to live with you!" Then I ran about the street wildly, saying "Georgie! Come back! You need to go home to my locket now!" and then shut my locket and sighed because she had gone "home".

Georgina's mate

when i was young i thought my shadow was like a npother rase and that it just liked to follow people so when i ever i had to eat or do anything i would include it as a person and everthing i would do i would blame it on shadow .


still do sometimes ....

jasmin baby gyal

I had a imaginary BOY-friend actually. he was Legolas (big suprise huh?) and he'd always sleep beside me or cuddle me after a cry. he'd whisper to me in Elvish and walk beside me so I wasn't alone. He's still around, but he keeps me from making wrong descisions

leggyluver

My little sister used to have an imaginary friend called Jason Emmiel. She never got to meet him, but she used to talk to him on the phone (dunno what she heard?) and send him faxes by putting notes under the phone.

Mat

when in the car i got bored so i looked out the window and pretended i was racing my imaginary friends their was oliver the dog and his girlfriend venus, red the giant horse, fox the well fox who had a pocket wicth he could hold everything in (like in cartoons) and bird who could turn into any other bird such as goldern eagles or hunning birds.i could only see them in the car(i had my shadow for indoors)

if i couldn't be bothered racing red would pull a long a stage supplied by fox and the dogs would dance on them.

haz

i have had many different imaginary friends. When i was four, i had a dog, nickel. He was a dalmation. I went for a long time with nickel until he ran away. Next, my most recent is Ty, this really awesome and cool guy, who's my age. I also have Danny, he's a hyperactive-ninja who also is obssessed with the show naruto. My mom thinks i'm phycho, but i don't think so. Mom, if you're reading this, I"M NOT CRAZY!!!!!!!

shadow

I had an imaginary friend named Scarlett Sheffield. She was British, with long blonde hair, long bangs, and plump red lips. She was always in haute couture and would often tell me what to wear. Sometimes, even now at age 13, when I am getting dressed I still hear her voice in my head saying, "That doesn't match..."

Kat needs fashion advice

This wasn't mine, this was my sister's. She used to think that I was really a cat named Beyonickle and that I was her cat/human daughter (she's two years younger than me). I hated this game a whole lot, and would only play it because she would feed me "treats", usually Cheetos. I'd make a weird "ahh ahh!" noise and she'd say "Oh Nickle! Are you hungry?" and give me Cheetos. Once they were all gone, I'd say I was tired of playing.

Needless to say, we don't do that anymore.

The one with a weird sister

I used to think I had an invisable friend named Rose. I remember getting mad at my best friend because she said HER invisable friend was Rose. I also remember talking to "Rose" in my room, like a real normal conversation with a real person. My sisters always heard me talk to "Rose" too.

Mariah

I used to(and still do) have infinity imaginary friends
and some were mean and some were nice and if 1 didnt want to be imaginary then there will be 1 in its place that is the exact opposite of the 1 that left.

Rina

When i was a kid and other kids used to say they had an imaginary friend. I thought that it was a real person made up, by the kid. and that it was just invisible. I used to get pretty ticked off, when there imaginary friend, wouldn't say or do anything around me. I tried to make an imaginary friend of my own. When nothing happend i just got more ticked off. I just thought what is the point of this.

Anon

I used to believe I had an imaginary friend named "Mary Poppins". He (yes, HE) was a sheep and all he could say was "Drop dead fredddddd~!" I just realized there was a movie about an imaginary friend named Drop Dead Fred a few days ago ^^;

therealdeepblue aka Mad-Eye Moody

I used to daydream about an owl named Peter who wore a hat kinda like indiana jones hat. He lived in a forest with huge trees and he lived in one of them. His home was like the interior of my mind and its motifs were changed as i walked through different memories of my past. Peter would be my guide and guardian and we would have conversations about life. I stopped going there when i was about 12. A memorable time there was when my grandfather died. I was 8 and Peter was the one I talked to. He told me that my grandfather was still watching over me.

Aaron

I maade up a weird creature when I was very little. It was a Goomp (or some other name that sounded descusting) They looked like clouds of grime.

KrazyK

I had an imaginary OmmpaLoompa named Ompi. Myfriend and I belived in Willy Wonka. (later i lerend she was just playing along)

I also had a whole family of imaginary friends when i was very younng. i forget their names, but they lived in a house behing mine.

CrazyK

I used to pretend that I was Supergirl. And that I had a best friend named Thiri.

There was a local realtor named TIRI. So every time that in the classifieds a house for sale had TIRI on top, I would wonder how in the world did they found out about my secret friend Thiri?

Now I have a gamut of characters inside my mind with crazier personalities and life histories.

Scandia

I use to believe I was the principal of a school. I had thirty-something "students" and I knew all their names and personalities. One was even a half -leopard half girl named leprena.
When started school, I believed it was to make me a better principal. I would make up crazy stories with them, and even now I want to be a writer. I write stories and still use them at times.

Lauren

I am an only child and when I was 5, I figured that I needed a sibling. My parents weren't supplying, so I put matters in my own hands and started having an imagenary friend, Max. After about a month of Max, my parents were getting worried about my health. I remember my mom asking me if I could actually see Max to which I replied, "MOM! He's imagenary!"

confuzzled