I was in fourth grade when i decided that I ought to have an imaginary friend. My first one was a pilgrim, and her name was Sandra. I imagined her walking under a schoolbus after about a week, though, because she didn't like to read.
Then came Kim. I hated her after three days, because she was too perfect. She was a shape changing fairy with blonde hair. I then imagined Kim spontaniously combusting, which was very fun.
Then came Elanor, my soul mate. She liked to read, was far from perfect, and she only stopped by when I wanted her. We lived happily ever after, to this very day.
"We're in love, aren't we, El?"
"Yes, dear, we are."
A childhood belief about imaginary friends

others believed things like this
- I thought my imaginary friend was real and he imagined me
I hope he still believes I existAnon - Adults lived in continuous perfect harmony with each other.— Wangchuk
- I thought vegetarians couldn't read Chicken Soup for the Soul. — Aretia
- i used to believe peeps with curly hair had a 3rd ear wich they can read peep's mindsAnon
- After my dad read The Hobbit to us, when we were little, I thought that Gollum lived in the toilet. — PixelFish
- when my friend was little, she used to eat paper, thinking it would make her read better.— hehehe