Fudo
The Immovable One
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no... Fudo is real, damnit!  |
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Kaelynn
Deinonychus
Joined: Jun 24, 2011
Age: 16
Posts: 383
Location: My Own World
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| Posted: Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:53 pm Post subject: |
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not really...kinda...when i was younger i had a chocolate lab named Symen he was my best friend and i was conviced he could talk so we would talk to each other all day every day. i told him every thing. he was my best friend but he got cancer and had to be put down  i still think about him and miss him every day! |
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DoubleSPY
Raven
Joined: Jul 07, 2011
Age: 15
Posts: 115
Location: Equestria
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I have three imaginary friends that I think of from time to time. They're all from a different video game, well one is an actual character from a game. Here is a short-medium description of them.
1. Name: Zora, From: Left 4 Dead, Race: Special Infected/Witch, Age: 17, Appearance: Black power wedding dress and Witch hat, dirty blonde hair, yellow zombie eyes. Personality: Friendly, forgetful, Defensive and extremely Bipolar, recommended battle role: Offense, Tanking, and damage amplifier.
2. Name: Madelyn, From: Bioshock, Race: Little Sister, Age: 6, Appearance: Reenforced gatherer's dress with a cute bow in her hair, brunette hair, pure white eyes with no pupils. Personality: Shy, friendly, frighten easily(Only around brute monsters) funny, Recommended battle role: Support, team medic, can use gathered ADAM to revive fallen teammate, and damage amplifier(Using Plasmids)
3. Name: Sara, From: Fallout 3, Race: Human/Caucasian, Age: 24, Appearance: Brotherhood of Steel power armor, Blonde hair, brown eyes. Personality: Serious, bossy, brave, friendly, recommended battle role: Defense, can snipe enemies using a modded laser rifle with scope/Gauss rifle, can also take hits for teammates that are badly injured.
I even made companions for them but those three are primary heroes in my world. |
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over9000
Sea Gull
Joined: Aug 09, 2011
Posts: 214
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I don't have any imaginary friends, but I do have an imaginary identity for myself. He is an anthropomorphic cat named mike, and he is simply me in an alternate universe populated with anthropomorphic animals and a few humans along side them.
In case you are wondering, yes, I am a furry.
When I was little, I did imagine a few friends. They were always small enough to fit in the palm of my hand. My brain still tries to imagine some of these micros, but I stop myself because it is simply ridiculous for someone who is almost 18 to be imagining friends. I can keep it in an alternate universe, because we furries can get away with that. |
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silvereye
Hummingbird
Joined: Oct 09, 2011
Age: 15
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| RedMageGirl wrote: | | I don't exactly have imaginary friends but I have these characters I made up for my favourite series and I pretend I'm them... it helps me get back to sleep and makes me happy. |
kind of but they are a race of beings called the silvereye and they go to books tv shows ect there are to different groups call me childish but they are called winter and summer leader of winter is rune and summer is stoneleaf tell me if you want to hear more tell me I love. Them :lol:
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silvereye
Hummingbird
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Age: 15
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| over9000 wrote: | I don't have any imaginary friends, but I do have an imaginary identity for myself. He is an anthropomorphic cat named mike, and he is simply me in an alternate universe populated with anthropomorphic animals and a few humans along side them.
In case you are wondering, yes, I am a furry.
When I was little, I did imagine a few friends. They were always small enough to fit in the palm of my hand. My brain still tries to imagine some of these micros, but I stop myself because it is simply ridiculous for someone who is almost 18 to be imagining friends. I can keep it in an alternate universe, because we furries can get away with that. |
Me to but same name and he is a cat fox also a member of the silver eye
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mathdude94
Tufted Titmouse
Joined: Mar 31, 2012
Age: 16
Posts: 34
Location: Hiding from the world in my Fortress of Solitude.
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I never really cared for freinds. I've always prefered to be alone.
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kill231
Toucan
Joined: Jan 13, 2012
Age: 14
Posts: 289
Location: Anywhere in the quantum-verse
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Before I even had friends (I mean good friends who are NT's) during the holidays when I was at a special needs school I had a imaginary friend who understood me better than myself. His name was Astral and he was a glowing light blue human-like being who can fly and he was very wise. When I was 9 he told me that he taught me all that I needed to know and in a ball of light he disappeared back to his world. Now I'm in a mainstream secondary school (at my stage late middle school for Americans) and I'm the only person with AS there and I have plenty of NT friends.
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CaliforniaSh33p
Blue Jay
Joined: May 31, 2012
Age: 14
Posts: 75
Location: (Near) Old York, Old England.
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| Yes! He changes shape to fit my special interest. Say! If I loved turtles he'd be a turtle. At the moment he's a humanoid robot! =) |
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kill231
Toucan
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Age: 14
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Location: Anywhere in the quantum-verse
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| CaliforniaSh33p wrote: | | Yes! He changes shape to fit my special interest. Say! If I loved turtles he'd be a turtle. At the moment he's a humanoid robot! =) |
Cool
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StarTrekker
Phoenix
Joined: Apr 23, 2012
Age: 20
Posts: 542
Location: Starship Voyager, somewhere in the Delta quadrant
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Yep, his name is Bob, he appeared one day when I was twelve (I'm nineteen now) in an empty spare chair we had at our dining room table. He was my first experience with imaginary friends, so I treated him like a pet the whole first day I knew him (I had experience with imaginary pets; my real friend and I had a whole menagerie of them). I didn't really expect him to stick around, but there he was the next day, sleeping next to me. It's strange, I've found a few other imaginary friends along the way, mostly imaginary creatures who could talk, but they never stuck around for more than a day or two. I also create stories in my head using my neopets characters (yes, I still play neopets). I've written a lot of them down too - I have thirty-five short stories based on them now, with my role as their mother. Even though they don't "exist" in the real world like Bob does, I still feel a strong attachment for them, as if they really were my kids.
And they say people with AS have no imagination!
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LtlPinkCoupe
Phoenix
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Age: 21
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Location: Radiator Springs
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Yep, I do - The characters from the Cars movies, Holloway (a character I created based on late RL actor Sterling Holloway - did the voice of Winnie the Pooh, if you remember) and Susie the little blue coupe (see my avatar). 
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IdahoRose
Imaginary Friend
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I know I posted in this thread a couple of years ago:
| IdahoRose wrote: | | Yes I do. Having imaginary friends has always been a definitive part of who I am. Currently I have the Tim Burton versions of Alice and the Mad Hatter, Sweeney Todd and Mrs. Lovett, Edward Scissorhands and of course Willy Wonka. |
But it's kind of sparse, and my roster of imaginary friends has changed since then. So I will write a more detailed post and update my list of imaginary friends:
I have had imaginary friends for more or less my entire life. I've never let the fact that society would consider me much too old for imaginary friends affect me in the slightest. In fact, no one's ever made fun of me for it even though I have been fairly open about it. I believe that a lot of people have imaginary friends but simply choose not to talk about them.
As a preschooler, I did some roleplaying with my family members as my favorite cartoon characters, but I got my first true imaginary friend at the age of 5. I've had them every year since then, and they are always characters from whatever TV show and/or movies I happen to be obsessed with at a given time. I've never invented my own imaginary friends, because I've never been good at creating my own characters.
My current roster of imaginary friends includes Ghoulia, Spectra, Operetta and Jackson from Monster High; as well as Beetlejuice and Lydia from the animated adaptation of Beetlejuice (who have actually been on-again, off-again imaginary friends since childhood). I still have a couple of imaginary friends from the list I made in my previous post from a couple of years ago - Sweeney Todd and Edward Scissorhands.
Furthermore, I have been considering taking on Operetta's father, the title character from Phantom of the Opera, as an imaginary friend. I am still unsure though because my first exposure to that character was in the 2004 Gerard Butler movie, which I did not think was a good movie. But I am going to give the character (and the PotO story in general) a second chance by watching the stage performance that was recorded for DVD at the Royal Albert Hall, which I've heard is superior in every way to the 2004 movie. Only then will I decide whether or not to let the Phantom haunt my imaginary world alongside his daughter. |
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PixieXW
Sea Gull
Joined: May 22, 2012
Age: 16
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I used to have lots, normally I made up siblings and pets for myself, I actually miss it a lot. As I got older I began to kind of change it- I write fanfiction stories and I either become the main character from that and have mental conversations with her family. I do really miss having an imaginary friend though, it just doesn't really work as much any more- I think I'm just getting to old to be able to come up with a complete character on my own.
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EtherealBallet
Sea Gull
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Age: 14
Posts: 209
Location: Dancing with ethereal paper butterflies
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Yeah but they hang out in an imaginary magical world  . Sometimes they come out to talk mostly the human ones guess imaginary lands too fun for the puppies to leave. If they all leave chaos is certain, about 5 horses 3 small animals 2 dogs 8 humans 1 fairy 6 basement monsters. oh but basement monsters live in the basement not a magical land! 
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