Frank Goad
Well-Known Member
Does your kids have an imaginary friend?Mine don't because I don't have kids
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Does your kids have an imaginary friend?
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PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
No kids here, either.
VoidCat
Pronouns: he/him/they/them
Man I'm mad I didn't think of that response.
In answer to your question Frank I don't have kids.
My youngest daughter has an invisible pet dragon named John that goes everywhere with her.
To the extent we have to have an extra empty chair at a restaurant table.
Luckily he only eats invisible dragon food otherwise we would need to order for him too ;-)
To the extent we have to have an extra empty chair at a restaurant table.
Luckily he only eats invisible dragon food otherwise we would need to order for him too ;-)
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
My youngest "kid" will be turning 50 in October, so I'll disqualify myself.Does your kids have an imaginary friend?Mine don't because I don't have kids
Nope. None of them do.
Sgt. Pepper
All you need is love.
Does your kids have an imaginary friend?Mine don't because I don't have kids
A couple of my children had imaginary friends, and with my abilities, I know that their friends were more than just imaginary. I wasn't concerned because their friends were harmless. Most children are open and sensitive to the spirit realm because they haven't been taught not to believe in such things yet. I never discouraged my children from believing in spirits or in other paranormal phenomena.
Sand Dancer
Crazy Cat Lady
He can cook his own food. Convenient!