i have imaginary friend when i'm 8 years old
her name is ashley she is a nice friend
sometimes she helps me ..when i got
danger or something that bad thing happends to me it means bad luck but now sad she was
gone because my mother said " if you believe that
thing again i will call father that you been possesed
by a ghost or demon"

sometimes parents can be a pain.....

Sad Boy

One of my main Imaginary friends was Penny, the substitute sister for me when my real one was at college. (she was like, 18 when I was 9) Penny had a magical skateboard that could change to any action thing possible...like a snowboard or hangglider or jet pack.

I remember I used to watch the telephone pole lines when we would go driving, cause I pretended she was rollerblading along them--and when they ended, she would jump off and hang glide. Fun fun!

Heather

I used to have an imaginary friend named drop dead fred then the movie came out and evereyone flipped every since then people have thought that i was psychic and it's awesome.

livi

I used to have an imaginary friend named Bob which happened to be a shadow of a tree at night from a streetlight. Well every night I would go to my window and talk to "Bob" so when my parents would come in and ask me what I was doing I would say "I am talking to Bob" They just said Ok just go to bed soon. I sure was freaked out when Bob went missing when the tree was cut down.

LOL! how was i supposed to know? I was only 4. hehe

I had an imaginary friend named Kelly and her hair was hot pink and was always in pigtails. She had twin baby brothers who had blue hair. She would come out of the cupboard carrying them.

Anon

My imaginary friend is named Corey. I've known him since I was 12 years old. Since we knew people would make fun of us if we talked to each other out loud, we learned to talk to each other telepathically. He's really nice and always comes to visit when I'm lonely.

Angel

When I was about six, my first imaginary friend turned up. Her name was Kate, and she was sixteen, tattooed, and with multiple piercings. I used to adore Kate, but she couldn't stand me, and I'd often go crying to my mother that Kate was ignoring me. Luckily, Kate had a brother, named Montezuma, who was much nicer. He was any age I decided he should be, but was most often thirteen. Strangely enough, I got a crush on Montezuma when I was eight... Yes, they both lasted until I was nine...

Erika - with the bizarre childhood.

Ok, well, you know how when you are drinking from a cup, and you look in and see your reflection at the bottom? Well, when I was little, I used to think that reflection was a little man living in a different world at the bottom of the cup. lol, a very werid imagination I had.

Taryn

when I was little, around four or five, I had a couple of imaginary friends. Littlefoot, sara, and Petree from The movie land before time. And peter parker. I always used to look up at the ceiling and say" hey peter! come down from there!!!

Jimmy

When i was about 5 i thought my soccer team lived in my stomach. When no one was around, I would talk to them. There was one boy on it that i had a crush on, and I thought we were secretly growing closer whenever i talked to him. Sad, eh?

Gina

I used to have an imaginary lame squirrel called norris who stayed on my shoulder. I carried him around with me and pointed out the sights of where ever we were.

me

When I was a kid I had several vivid imaginary friends. One of my favorites was Star, a silver cat with a very long tail who lived in the stars where she would watch over me but would come down whenever I called her with this star necklace I had. I had her for about 2 years but then she had to return to the stars forever.....

Marisa

My BFF used to believe that Bert from Sesame Street lived in her closet.

Ernie Fans unite

I really like horses in grade 5 so me and a couple of my friends had make belief horse pals I forget my horses names but I had three: a young black spunky horse, a white mother horse and a beige/tan father horse, They went everywhere with me even on long car rides they would run beside the car, then one day they hoped onto a transport and went in the oposite direction as me I was so upset I put up lost poster and put three sticks on my dresser to remind me of my best friends that I lost!

~~Alison~~

I used to have an imaginary friend called "okey", pronounced like O-Key. I never knew if Okey was a boy or girl but we did everything together and I invited Okey to all my sleepover parties and Okey basically lived at my house..Okey never really left okey was just forgotten

Alison!!

I guess you could say my family has a history of imaginary friends. My uncle had an imaginary friend named Georgie. HIs mom always had to set him a place at dinner. Then one day Georgie disappeared. Apparently, Georgie moved to Texas. His son had imaginary friends, the Rugrats. Tommy, Chuckie, Phil, and Lil went everywhere with him. My sister always used to play with two imaginary friends. One was named Sharon, the second had more of an androgenous name - Johnafer. That would be a combination of John and Jennifer. We never knew if it was a boy or a girl.

maggie

When i went on long car journeys with my parents i would always have a selection of invisible friends to keep me company, They would run super fast to keep up with the car (they were not alowed in the car!) and id have nice long chats with them about how there day had been and stuff. When i'd reached a certain age, i figured that i was to old to have invisible friends anymore so on the next long car journey every single invisible pal i ever had lined up to wave good bye to me...it was a 4 hour long drive...and a very long prossesion of invisible people, but i waved to all of them and was very touched that they'd come to say good bye!

caz

When I was about six, me and my friend Rebecca created a world called Magic World. It had loads of invisble dogs and other animals we could play with. We could do anything we wanted to. We ran round the playground playing it. Then I told my friend Emily and she stared playing it with me. We fought all the baddies from it. Hehe, along with our trusty imaginary sidekicks, Ethel and Jessica

Lauren

When I was ten, I convinced myself (for fun) that there were creatures called Shmozzits living in my closet!

These imaginary shmozzits I made up were male and female and they lived in a nest that was on one of my closet shelves. They had a tapir's head, a fish's tail, a bat's wings and soft fur on their body. If you weren't careful, they'd eat your clothing!

Anon