imaginary friends

I am 13 years old. My two imaginary friends are Ruprect and Priscilla. Ruprect is a player and Priscilla always yells at him when he looks at a lady's toosh. They used to be married and then got a divorce, and they are very bitter towards eachother. Ruprect is currently vacationing in Antarctica and Priscilla lives under the sink in my dad's bathroom.

Laurel Anne

when i was growing up i had two imaginary friends. One was named Jennifer, the other was named Onion.

Tessica

My four year old son Dorian has an imaginary family that consists of Grandpa
and Grandma Dorian who make him warm milk
and tell him stories and a brother named Dorian who always gets into trouble they go on all kinds of adventures that always
happen fifty years ago.

Racheal

When I was a baby, my brother had an imaginary friend called Brenda Pineapple. Although sometimes, he would tell people that his name was Brenda Pineapple. Wehn I was about 4, he had changed to Johnny Boy, and since I didn't have any interest in having an imaginary friend, he decided to create one for me, and he would make up elaborate things that they would do. When we went places, he would say "Come on Johnny Boy!" and then he would nudge me and I would half-heartedly say "Come on Johnny Girl." The weirdest thing, is his daughter has a couple of imaginary friends, Milo is the main one and he is really bad. If something happens "Milo did it!"

Finnian's Aunt

My imaginary friend was Pogo. I don't know if I got that from the comic strip or not, but he did all the dangerous stuff. Mom tells better stories about Pogo than I can even recall. All I remember is that he was pretty darned sophisticated.

Anon

My 6-year-old sister is convinced that there's a frog in our sink overflow. (This isn't strictly a Used To Believe.) It's a girl frog called Charlie. I think my sis believes this because of the gurgling noise the sink makes when you pour water down the overflow. It doesn't even really sound like croaking...

Rachel

I was the only child, and when I was about 10 I believed I had a brother who lived in a parallel world. I wrote letters to him, and little stories about how we'd eventually run into each other (even though I had no idea how that could happen).

Anon

when my daughter was 9, she had an imagined father figure. One day, she said: "I know he is my father, he walks with me, he talks to me, he says, I am his very own.."

Funny person

My little cousin has three imaginary friens named Peanut, Butter and Jelly.

PeanutLuLu

When I was small I always used to imagine myself into Rugrats stories as the cool resourceful teenage long lost cousin who could understand baby talk, and I'd always show Angelica (whom i disliked) up, and have fun adventures with da others.

Girl Wit Braces

When I was about 6 or 7 I was visiting with my Grandparents and was bored, so I imagined that the cartoon strip character Hagar the Horrible was living with his friends in the breezeblocks in the backgarden.

When it was time for me to go I invited them all to come home with me. I remember that they always marched in one long line and were about three inches tall. I used to build houses for them out of cards and leave my bedroom door open a crack so that they could come and go.

Nob Nobbin

When i was little i thought we were giants to little people that lived in the grass. The grass was their trees and stuff. for the longest i would cry when my brothers had to cut the grass or even when i saw anybody walking on it.

Liz

When i was young (2-5) i had two friends called tootchi and pornogs. Tootchie had a highpitched voice and pornogs had a deep voice (that i used to do, yep, in effect i had conversations with myself!)tootchie and pornogs were elf like things one all in green and one all in red with pointy hats. they lived in a hole in the bannisters and i used to stand on the stairs and look into the mirror at the bottom and talk to them as i could see their reflections. i also used to walk round always holding thier hands, and cried if anyone sat in their place at dinner (as they would be squashing them). they went when my sister was born

Kirsty

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."

Virginia W.

My older sister (who will be 32 in June)had an imaginary friend named Mr. Bug when she was little and she'd blame everything on him.

T.K.P.