My sister did, and it about drove me nuts because she'd be off talking to herself. I thought it was terribly weird.
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Haha, that's funny. I didn't have an imaginary friend, per se, but I could spend HOURS in my bedroom, playing with my toys by myself and coming up with these elaborate stories and characters. Now, when I play with my niece and nephew and they hand me a doll or a figurine, I'm like "Ehh...what should it say?". I lost my imagination powers
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Yeah, I used to talk to myself all the time and have conversations with my imagination. I like to think it made me more imaginative - but I tend to daydream a LOT so...Maybe not so good now?
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I didn't. But I'd play by myself and talk to my stuffed animals, dolls, paper dolls, etc.
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I did. His name was Boy, and he lived upstairs until he decided he needed some more space. He then moved to the Sunrise Apartments across town.
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I did before my brother was born when I was 3.5. He was based on a real-life person, ha. Which I think makes me even weirder. It was a kid named Michael from Barney. YEAH. He didn't last long though, my brother was a much better replacement. Haha.
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I didnt but def talked to my stuffed animals!
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My sister did as well, but I didn't. I talked to my stuffed animals and to myself in the mirror.
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i didn't. never knew anyone who had one (or admitted to having one, either).
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Nope, but I wanted one. How does that work? I'm not really sure, but I really wanted one.
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Mine was named Laru, and he was 81 feet tall. He lived in the Maplewood Apts across town and we were married on my front lawn. My sister performed the ceremony. He even had his OWN imaginary friends, their names were Limey and Cathleena...I guess I was very meta as a child.
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I don't think I did. I have a bad memory so maybe my siblings will tell me I did.
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