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Imaginary friends serve as tonic for children

A study from the Institute of Education found that the invisible pals offer companionship and emotional support, aid creativity, boost self esteem and create a 'sense of self'. Parents should not worry even if their child dreams up multiple companions, it said. picked by deepchill 2 years ago

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6	sykeo56

2 years ago

I miss Blebley. What a great guy. Except he did get himself into a lot of trouble. I wonder where he is today. Probably imaginary prison. I guess I've always hung out with the wrong crowd.

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17	AutumnLo...

2 years ago

I've never had an imaginary friend.

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16	yoornotm...

2 years ago

I had imaginary dogs.

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14	rambler

2 years ago

I used to imagine that other kids wanted me to be their friend. Some did, eventually.

Anyway, I recovered. I have real friends now.

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