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Thursday, July 27, 2006

The Imaginary Friend
Everyone knows about the imaginary friend, usually because they had one or their friend did. One must honestly ask themselves why did they have one, where did they come from, and how did they affect me in the long terms? I remember watching an episode of Charmed and it was about Wyatt's imaginary friend. Surprisingly the character, Pheobe, decided to do a report on it and stated a lot of hidden truth. The beings have affected us in some way. Some of them kept us company because we were outcasts even in our young age, others gave us a thirst for knowledge like "Why do I have to do this?", while a majority were well known for helping us get into trouble. These are actual beings in the child's mind and might actually be spirits that take a liking to certain children because they remind them of something or some one special. We shouldn't crush those young minds who have these imaginary friends for they are a special part of one's development and basically teach the child how to be confident in themselves. Whether the child learns this lesson is whether those around them help them learn it.
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