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For a child, yes. Children tend to have imaginary friends all of the time.

For an adult, it's not exactly normal. It also depends in the degree of the imaginary friend. If you talk to them aloud or start to see them as reality, it may be a good idea to see a therapist.

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Do children with with imaginary friend have a high IQ?

There is no direct correlation between having an imaginary friend and having a high IQ. Children with imaginary friends are typically exploring their creativity and developing social skills. Intelligence levels can vary among all children, regardless of whether they have an imaginary friend.


How do you make imaginary friends visible. Please dont be mean because I really want mine to be visible?

Unfortunately, no one can see an imaginary friend - not even the person whose friend they are. They are usually our companions when we are either alone or going through a time of emotional loneliness. We can hear them, and sometimes we think we can just catch a glimpse of them, but they are never fully visible, not to us.... and never to other people.I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but you'll understand when you are older why we can never see them properly.Thank you for not being mean.I guess it was a stupid question..'_'...well,im 11 years old so maybe that's why i want my imaginary friend so much.


Why do people make up imaginary friends?

People may create imaginary friends as a way to cope with loneliness, explore their emotions, or fulfill a need for companionship and support. It can also be a form of creative play and a way to practice social interactions.


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A leprechaun is a small, odd, imaginary being from Irish folklore known for their mischievous behavior and treasure-hoarding ways.


Is there a type of mental illness that involves people having imaginary friends?

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