02 Aug 2017, 6:48 am
StampySquiddyFan
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02 Aug 2017, 10:06 am
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
I never had an imaginary friend (completely imaginary), but I did have several Cabbage Patch Kids that I pretended were my children. I got them all dressed every morning before I went to school, I wrote stories about them when I was lonely at school, and I came home and played with them all night 
. I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.
. I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.I did the same with nintendogs, I would pretend that they were with me at school, and when I was walking home too when I didn't have the console with me.
Yup! I had this one doll named Lumby (don't ask how I came up with that name
) and I used to pretend she was with me in the lunch line at school lol.I used to have this doll called William, but I never really treated him like a son, I treated him more like a brother who wasn't much younger than me (despite the fact it was a baby doll and I was much older but whatever lol, I wasn't going to let that stop my imagination).
It's kind of ironic that I developed a phobia of dolls when I got older. (I blame TV, and horror for this).
Only certain kind of dolls though, like the super realistic ones that look like toddlers, or old porcelain dolls,sometimes ventriloquist dolls/dummies but only when they're on their own, if someone is animating them then I find it less scary . Other dolls, like barbie dolls, don't bother me at all. I guess that's just because of the uncanny valley effect though, I hate realistic looking dolls.
They make me uncomfortable.Hehe I have this one really realistic doll
. It's weighted to feel like a real baby. I bet you wouldn't like it very much!
02 Aug 2017, 10:16 am
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
I never had an imaginary friend (completely imaginary), but I did have several Cabbage Patch Kids that I pretended were my children. I got them all dressed every morning before I went to school, I wrote stories about them when I was lonely at school, and I came home and played with them all night . I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.
. I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.I did the same with nintendogs, I would pretend that they were with me at school, and when I was walking home too when I didn't have the console with me.
Yup! I had this one doll named Lumby (don't ask how I came up with that name
) and I used to pretend she was with me in the lunch line at school lol.I used to have this doll called William, but I never really treated him like a son, I treated him more like a brother who wasn't much younger than me (despite the fact it was a baby doll and I was much older but whatever lol, I wasn't going to let that stop my imagination).
It's kind of ironic that I developed a phobia of dolls when I got older. (I blame TV, and horror for this).
Only certain kind of dolls though, like the super realistic ones that look like toddlers, or old porcelain dolls,sometimes ventriloquist dolls/dummies but only when they're on their own, if someone is animating them then I find it less scary . Other dolls, like barbie dolls, don't bother me at all. I guess that's just because of the uncanny valley effect though, I hate realistic looking dolls.
They make me uncomfortable.Hehe I have this one really realistic doll
. It's weighted to feel like a real baby. I bet you wouldn't like it very much!Haha, I probably wouldn't. *shivers*
02 Aug 2017, 12:30 pm
StampySquiddyFan
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02 Aug 2017, 12:54 pm
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
Lost_dragon wrote:
StampySquiddyFan wrote:
I never had an imaginary friend (completely imaginary), but I did have several Cabbage Patch Kids that I pretended were my children. I got them all dressed every morning before I went to school, I wrote stories about them when I was lonely at school, and I came home and played with them all night . I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.
. I even used to play things like board games with them. I would consider them (partially) imaginary friends because I also sometimes pretended they were with me at school.I did the same with nintendogs, I would pretend that they were with me at school, and when I was walking home too when I didn't have the console with me.
Yup! I had this one doll named Lumby (don't ask how I came up with that name
) and I used to pretend she was with me in the lunch line at school lol.I used to have this doll called William, but I never really treated him like a son, I treated him more like a brother who wasn't much younger than me (despite the fact it was a baby doll and I was much older but whatever lol, I wasn't going to let that stop my imagination).
It's kind of ironic that I developed a phobia of dolls when I got older. (I blame TV, and horror for this).
Only certain kind of dolls though, like the super realistic ones that look like toddlers, or old porcelain dolls,sometimes ventriloquist dolls/dummies but only when they're on their own, if someone is animating them then I find it less scary . Other dolls, like barbie dolls, don't bother me at all. I guess that's just because of the uncanny valley effect though, I hate realistic looking dolls.
They make me uncomfortable.Hehe I have this one really realistic doll
. It's weighted to feel like a real baby. I bet you wouldn't like it very much!Haha, I probably wouldn't. *shivers*
Lol
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19 Aug 2017, 5:22 pm
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