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Here Are 50 Of The Most Hilarious And Slightly Creepy Stories About Kids’ Imaginary Friends
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Having an imaginary friend is a totally normal part of childhood. It shows that the kid’s imagination is up and running and sometimes it can be quite hilarious how they interact with their invisible friends. Often the “friends” are the ones to blame for the troubles the little kids have gotten into, or they entertain them and share their daily life. However, when there’s what seems like paranormal forces involved together with a vivid imagination, it gets slightly scary and parents at least have Twitter to share the frightful things kids say with others.
At the end of the day, haunted or not, adorable or creepy kids and their imaginary friends are pretty hilarious and the following are the best tweets from the viral thread online. You can share your hilarious or scary stories about kids’ imaginary friends in the comments.
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This reminds me of a conversation my uncle started with my dad, he has a toddler that mumbles to herself and the walls. My dad asks why she does that and my uncle says I don't know maybe she talks to the dead. My dad then says "Have you ever thought that your dead, I mean it's a possibility that she talks to the dead so maybe that's why she talks to you because your dead. Although we can talk to you so maybe we can talk to the dead too."
I would do that. Just straight up forget and he would die and I'd be like, "Oh, well, whatever."
it gets creepy as my son starts playing with his friend he tells he can see him everywhere whereas all my family members do not see him
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Bruh screw imaginary people. My sister had an entire imaginary land, complete with 2 civiliations at war with each other. TBF, my sister keeps this up at age 8, and she no longer believes in it she just likes making up the stories. And she created the war at 8, and the civilizations at 5 or 6. But she always had Mr. Nobody, who had a wife woth my name, and a lot of children who are still aloud depsite the fact the my siste rwas forced to execute Mr. and Mrs. Nobody. No, she hasn't had any childhood trauma, and who the heck called child protection services. Oh, and one of them can change his age and like sitting on my head.
This is amazing! Have you read any Lord of the Rings? I feel sure you have that's the first thing I thought of when I read about the different civilizations, races and map.
No she has not, but she has an amazing imagination.
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I'm eleven and I constantly come up with new characters and animal hybrid things all the time! I often draw them or write about them, and everyone has a developed personality and backstory. I just realized how insane I sound.
11 year olds don't need to spend time on Facebook. Go Play.
Pretty creative sis!
Imagine all the imaginary friends gathered together, and a photo was taken so you could see all of them. How unique and different they would be. 📸
Many wayward spirits get trapped in the space between our world and the other. This is where we get haunting from. Children are all newly returned to life and in order to be born they all have to pass through this limbo space. Often it leaves a residual, like walking through a spider web. Over time the web or veil fades, but before it does, ghosts or spirits can interact with them. Being children, they play, mostly harmlessly.
That sounds like something my Irish gran would say.
Bruh screw imaginary people. My sister had an entire imaginary land, complete with 2 civiliations at war with each other. TBF, my sister keeps this up at age 8, and she no longer believes in it she just likes making up the stories. And she created the war at 8, and the civilizations at 5 or 6. But she always had Mr. Nobody, who had a wife woth my name, and a lot of children who are still aloud depsite the fact the my siste rwas forced to execute Mr. and Mrs. Nobody. No, she hasn't had any childhood trauma, and who the heck called child protection services. Oh, and one of them can change his age and like sitting on my head.
This is amazing! Have you read any Lord of the Rings? I feel sure you have that's the first thing I thought of when I read about the different civilizations, races and map.
No she has not, but she has an amazing imagination.
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I'm eleven and I constantly come up with new characters and animal hybrid things all the time! I often draw them or write about them, and everyone has a developed personality and backstory. I just realized how insane I sound.
11 year olds don't need to spend time on Facebook. Go Play.
Pretty creative sis!
Imagine all the imaginary friends gathered together, and a photo was taken so you could see all of them. How unique and different they would be. 📸
Many wayward spirits get trapped in the space between our world and the other. This is where we get haunting from. Children are all newly returned to life and in order to be born they all have to pass through this limbo space. Often it leaves a residual, like walking through a spider web. Over time the web or veil fades, but before it does, ghosts or spirits can interact with them. Being children, they play, mostly harmlessly.
That sounds like something my Irish gran would say.