When I was a little girl I had no friends. It wasn't nice for me. One day I struck upon the great idea of imagining the person who could be my best friend. And in this way I "made a friend" with small Kolik (it was his name). He lived in verry funny place - in the radiator in my living room. He became my the best friend. All days I was sitting behind the radiator and talking to him. It was great experience. I realy believed that he exists, hears me and is the only one person who understands me.
A childhood belief about imaginary friends
others believed things like this
- My mother told me that if I lay too close to our electric radiator (heater) my brains would melt.
— robyn c. - My friend's mom told my friend's little sister thatI when a dog died, it went to a retirement home.— ellen
- When I was little, my dad had a friend named Scott. I thought my dad's friend was the king of Scotland— Uhhh....
- My little sister's imaginary friend was Kit the talking car from that show Knight Rider.Anon
- My sister's friend thought cats were just small dogs when she was younger.— Richard Davies
- I used to think that The Great Wall of China was made out of porcelain.— Morten Vestergaard