Do you have imaginary friends?

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I have a whole story-line in my head about a character I made up and her twin sister who are Jedi. They interact with the early Republic (as I think it...) and also with the end of the Republic. If I could only type as fast as I think, then it would be all written down and in a small book format. But I keep changing small details, and am too far ahead of my fingers.

I do the exact same thing. I wanna be a writer so i've been trying to go through scenarios with my own characters instead, but it's always more appealing to put myself in an existing story.

Another thing i do (kind of imaginary) is have arguments in my head with people i actually know (usually those who irritate or make fun of me). Although most of the time it is just them taunting me. It's really annoying and i don't know how to make it stop.

I have one. His name is Jonas and he's based off of the main character in "The Giver", only his age coincides with mine (I don't imagine him as a twelve year old. I turn fourteen, he is as well).

I still have my imaginary friends.Whenever I'm alone they come out and hang out with me.And sometimes when I play that "Imaginary" song from The Land Before Time they come out dancing.When my imaginary friends are around I feel like I'm in the most perfect place in the world.No fear,no sorrow,no fighting.Just peace and fun.I also feel that way when the song plays.

Most of 'em are odd-looking creatures, sometime they even manage to scare me. I was briefly thought
to have hallucinations by my psychologist when telling her about this, but with the end-result being that I just
have a vivid imagination (: It's very helpful in school when they appear every here and there, making me
feel not too lonely and giving me something to focus on instead of the people around. ^^

Nah.

Yeah, I have 1 or 2, but they vary a lot depending on who/what I want them to be, so I can give them special powers (sounds stupid I know) if I need to...and I sometimes pretend a person who actually exists is following me round, especially when I miss them. Oh, and I pretend to be different people that fit into TV programmes on book plots, it's quite fun, and relaxing

No, but I have ridiculously strong attatchements to certain dolls or fictional characters.
Sometimes I think of 'creating' an imaginary friend, when things are getting me down. I may do so someday.

I guess I stopped a while ago ..

I want to have a half cat, half panda friend though. dressed as a butler and with a British accent.

and his accomplice, a humongous gazelle that's silent and looks over our safety

I have whole universes. It's awesome. Every TV show\movie\book is its own universe, and all I have to do is say magic words and I can jump into their world. I spend hours at night fighting bad guys with superheroes and stuff. It's actually the only way I can get to sleep. My favorites are the Dino Thunder Power Rangers--they've got such cool personalities, and in my mind, all of the cheesy lines and bad acting are gone, and PRDT is a hard-core sci-fi. Like Maximum Ride, with a plot, times ten.

Darth Vader's still my favorite, though. My version of him is like a dad. It's awesome.

I may 'create' some for this summer holidays... Without structure (school, college, extra-curriculars etc) I just don't get out and talk to people thus get pretty lonely, and I have a whole 3 months of free time/a lack of structure.

Hmm, this could be fun.

My best imaginary friends are comic book characters. They are also boys. Makes sense, because my real friends are mostly boys too!

no... Fudo is real, damnit!

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!

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.

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.