I used to love the TV show "Punky Brewster" and I wanted a dog exactly like Punky's, the golden retreiver. Well, I was at the age where children start developing invisible friends and such. ...Well, my imaginary friend happened to have been a dog named "Brandon". He was exactly like the dog on Punky Brewster, except he was all white and he could talk. He went to preschool with me, slept in the same bed as me, and even ran beside us while we were driving in a car (on the freeway?). Mind you, no one knew this imaginary friend/dog existed except myself. Sooo, one day, my mother was getting ready to sit down on the couch and I started screaming. Crying hysterically, and she was like "WHAT?>!?! WHAT?!?!" and I go, "YOU'RE GONNA SIT ON BRANDON!!!!!!!!" ...she looked at the couch, looked back at me and goes, "Oh, sorry, I didn't see 'Brandon' sitting there......" and she sat down at the other end of the couch. I don't think she has thought I was very "sane" since that day...
A childhood belief about imaginary friends

others believed things like this
- I used to have an imaginary friend named Mr. Nobody. He would protect me from my imaginary enemy, Bad Elmer.— Kdees
- My little sister's imaginary friend was Kit the talking car from that show Knight Rider.Anon
- I usied to believe that there were lobsters under my dads couch!!— Jessie
- I used to believe hat the news readers could see into my living room so i sed to undress behind the couch.— henri
- when i was growing up i had two imaginary friends. One was named Jennifer, the other was named Onion.— Tessica
- When I was six I had an imaginary friend named Binky. When I was seven my dad ran over Binky with the car.— Shadia Granger-Malfoy