Do you have imaginary friends?

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Does anyone here have an imaginary friend? I do. Her name is Katherine Sullivan. She's based on the actress Katherine Heigl. She's 19 and has Asperger's like me. C'mon, don't be shy. I promise I won't tell anyone!

There is a very pretty lady next door named
Big Debbie.

I imagined her but she is nice and takes
care of me when my brother is gone
to work.

I have an imaginary friend based off the idea of daemons in the Golden Compass. (: He's not very friendly, to be honest, but he acts as my conscience personified and helps keep me in line sometimes.

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.

I used to have a whole entire race of imaginary friends, which I had called "foochies" (lol silly name, I know, but I was little xD ) when I was like 4 years old. They supposedly looked like people who were half-dog half-human. But of course, when I was like 8, I quit having them and now, I have my own imaginary friend (who I named after me, Rachel.) as a fan-made character from a video game. I would post a link to a drawing I made of her, but I'm new here, and the forum won't let me post links until I've been here for 5 days

I had one, but not any more. She leaved me.
I don't remember her name, but it was much funnier to do things when she was there.

Kinda.
I always act like I have a friend with me at all time. I even talk to them sometimes.

Yes, but he left for college around 2 years ago. I'm not sure when he's back. He helps me get through with life. He's not even a human imaginary friend, he looks like a Boo from the Mario world.

I thought I had a real friend but it turned out that he was imaginary (a hallucination). His name was Jeff and he spoke with an American accent but I never figured out which part of the US he was from.

I don't have an imaginary friend per-se, more like a little nagging part of my subconscious that tries to get me to do things. Being a morally good person, I often find it fun and unique to roleplay different "Evil" characters on MMORPGs like World of Warcraft. My first (and one of my only) character, Etular Fizzlebomb, is a rather insane, chatty Gnome that practices in Demonic Magic, is incredibly arrogant, selfish and will always fight dirty (Combat Pragmatist?) yet, like me, he is incredibly law-abiding. Sometimes, when unsure of what to do, I often think of what he would do - and that always brings a smile to my face.

No, I don't

I sort of have imaginary friends. I have characters for stories in my head and I have conversations with them sometimes but I think most writers do this.

I have an imaginary little brother...is that awkward?

I could never imagine having an imaginary friend