As a person who had an imaginary friend as a child, does anyone remember how they looked like to you?
>>17920339
I tried to make one as a kid to be like fosters home for imaginary friends. It didn't work.
>>17920339
I had a black silhouette shape of a man.
He couldn't speak, but he made expressions of emotions.
>>17920353
Must suck to lack imagination and creativity at such a young age but if you're referencing fosters it's not your fault. The world changed significantly after 1998.
As for op's question. I don't remember details of what it actually looked like but he was always 100 years old. Had about 6 different personalities, which in hindsight I realize are the basic emotions a child goes through and he had a strong disdain for my left hand.
For about 5 years (be about 7-8) I would not willingly do anything with my left hand. Absouloutley nothing. Kinda worked out because I played soccer so no hand shit. But I would literally not do anything with my left hand except try to choke it, drown it, I would stick it in ant holes. Weird shit.
With a respect to esotericism... I guess I knew from a young age that the 'left hand path' wasn't for me. I'ma good person and can say that without a doubt. I've always been ahead of my time.
Also I'm an only child so the imaginary friend came out of natural necessity. He was never around when other people, say my cousins, were around. But I chalk it up to me being really shy as a kid.
Just realizing right now that it could have been a projection of my conscience.
I've always been told I have a old soul.
>>17920339
I had a number of them, all animals.
There was a bear, a whale, a mouse...
I kind of wish I had more humanoid friends, actually.
>>17920339
I had who always smelled like dirt and grass. She had blue skin and didn't talk, but she did nod or shake her head when I would ask her questions. She looked a bit older than me at the time, so maybe 9 or 10 ish
>>17920339
i dont know if i hade a "imaginary friend" i mean i knew he was imaginary, i considered him a ghost that i made up so i could justify talking to my self
>>17920339
I was always jealous of kids that were lonely enough to make imaginary friends. I always wanted one but I just thought I could never have one because I wasn't a foreveralone faggot.
I always wanted an imaginary friend, but I could never trick myself into beliveing.
