make-believe

I had my imaginary friends and sisters when I was much older than most kids are when they have them. I was about 9-12 when mine were developed. I convinced people that I was a triplet. My sisters names were Leigh and Sonya. I dropped Sonya after a while and just had Leigh. Sometimes I was Leigh and sometimes I am me. I also had a "imaginary" brother named Toby and he saved my life a lot. My bestest friend was Kenzi, and I actually tried to set Kenzi up on dates and drew pics of her. I'm 27 now and I still have Kenzi around. I actually made a myspace for her and we talked back and forth. Every year, every few months or so, my daughter (7) and I have a birthday party for our imaginary friends (i didn't tell her about mine, she just had them one day at around 3 years old.) We make a cake on the special day and make cards and make presents and take pictures. I should post them up somewhere.

I used to believe…

When I was little I saw a (Little person) and Yeled at my "There's A monster mowing the neighbors yard!"so I hid behide the chair turns out my mom knew him!Opps!

I used to believe that I can change the upcoming sequence of events by just making up what's gonna happen and deciding it will happen.

Sometimes it worked! ^_^

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Ok, this is gonna be a long one. It's an elaboration of my previous post.

I had imaginary friends from the time I was three. it started with my imaginary "husband" Rocky and "Children." Cindy, Kelly, Kacey, Michael, Rose, Delilah, Eliziana and Kimberly. But it gets better! I had an imaginary twin sister named Michelle (my own name is Machelle, and to me, the difference between pronouncing it Mee-shell and Mu-shell was, like, gigantic!) Even better, we were the princesses of Africa, and our uncle was George of the Jungle. Then there was the imaginary dog, Rover. I use to pretend that I got separated from Michelle when she accidentally touched a magic crystal and got sucked in, and she became my reflection.

Besides my family, who was there from age 3 to about 10 or 11, I had a slew of "Guest star" imaginary friends. There were the girls from the orphanage I went to after being taken away from my Jungle Castle, There was the Chinese girl, Nina, who was abandoned by her parents in our lilac bush. I loved taking her around and showing her how American culture worked.

The Purple Ghost was based off of the sludge thing in an episode of Ghost Writers. He lived in a clock on our wall that looked like a barn and was always doing bad things and blaming them on me.

There was Amanda, who was with me when we were lost in the wilderness (my big backyard) and we had to gather berries and herbs (mulberries, pears, etc) to survive.

later, I adopted fictional charectors into my friends list. Harry Potter, cartoon charectors, and, when I was real little, the Power Rangers.

It should come as no surprise that I really didn't have any real friends growing up :P In fact, my best friend now and I love to play with some of our Imaginary Friends. Did I mention we're 18?

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Breeze and I have something in common; I used (use) anime characters as my imaginary friends; Sakura, Syaoran, Fuma and Kamui from X, Seishiro and Subaru from Tokyo Babylon...

When i was little, I have imaginary friends and imaginary children, most of my own creation, others from shows or books. My friend (real) and I like to bring up to above mentioned quite often, for a bit of comical/sadistic/slashy entertainment.

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In middle school my spanish teacher told my class about a worker who has fallen from a ladder in the gym and had broken his neck and died. She said that weird things would happen the year before when she was a coach, like doors that were locked were unlocked the next morning and vise versa. Or when they got there in the morning the music in their office or the showers in the locker rooms would be on. She also said that one girl said that she heard someone whisper in her ear when she was changing in the locker room. Now one of my classmates, lets call her.... bob was really jumpy about this. She was in my P.E. class too. She told our coach about it but she said that it wasn't true. One day when we were changing back into our normal clothes, we were the only one in the locker room because everyone else was in the hallway. Then the lights went out and it was pitch black causing bob to scream because she thought it was the ghost and cause me to scream because she screamed. We ran out of the locker room only to find out that it was our coach playing a trick on us. But I'm still a little wary every time i go in there.

I always used to think to think that if you stayed out on midnight in complete darkness and silence a vampire will turn you into a vampire.

I used to believe that when you looked into a raindrop on the window, that it was magic because of the way things appeared in the the drop, thats what my mom told me anyway :)

I have imaginary friends that are anime style angels.Theyre names are Tabitha,Mandy,Cecelia,Anna,Mimi and Carmen Shuki.They are like sisters to me.Im caught talking to them alot.Theyre parents are Mako and Lisa.Mimi is adopted Anna is a 2 year old.They play with me and people think im crazy.I believe they let me train to be an angel like them.I was so creepy.

I was 8 when I made my first imaginary friends, Sally, Sammy and Amy, Pure imagination and then one day Sally got transferd into another country cause her dad had a new job there and Sammy wouldnt go without her, but Amy went on holiday to Hawaii and I got a "phone call" saying that she was going to live there.

Now Im 11 and I still have a imaginary friend he is the best he is called Sam and he is a pirate and he is awesome, he is funny =] I never want him to die or go away.

I used to believe-after watching japanese shows with witches and sabrina the teenage witch- that i would become a witch.(i watched ojamajo doremi a show about witch apprentices i watched the widdle season where they clap to be a witch i clapped my hands alot)people laughed at me when i screamed at my teacher in the 3rd grade shes a witch detention all the way. i was so weird is still believe ill be a witch when im 16

I've always been a scaredy-cat and refuse to accept ghosts or spooky things exist, but when I saw a show that almost completely made me change my mind, from then on I believed that when you died you could fill out a form to become a ghost and spook people. I'm still doubtful about that...

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When I was little I used to believe that there was a sand man. And he was a big shadow on the walls and could turn into sand and crawl through the crack under my door. I would always close my eyes tight at night in fear that he would come and get me.

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When my brother Mikey was about four years old, there was a tear in the curtains in his bedroom. The headlights from cars passing the house would shine through this irregular shape, onto the wall, and they would move across the room as the car moved past the house.
For a few weeks, Mikey would complain every night about the "Toothy Monsters" in his room, afraid that they would eat him. Finally our Mom saw the jagged light move across the wall and showed him what it was, and he wasn't so afraid anymore.

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when i was younger me and my best friend use to believe in vampires. she told me she was reading a book and it said in it that vampires lived in this house...and the house had the same name as my house!! of course she was just playing a trick on me but i was only about 5 and from then on couldn't go to sleep unless my covers were pulled right around my neck so vampires couldn't bite me...even though after a few years i realised vampires didn't live in my house i still can't get to sleep unless i have the covers round my neck!! despite giving me these weird phycological problems i am still best mates with this girl.

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For two years I believed that my sister and I had captured leprechauns that only we could see- and just barely at that. We gave all of them names and designated the city areas. I even took them to school for show and tell and commanded them to move a ball in a certain direction after I pushed it. We also believed that they could come out of wounds, so once I purposefully skinned my knee!