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Klasien 06:11 pm UTC 07/09/07 |
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re: Imaginary Friends - Max 05:57 pm UTC 07/09/07 |
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I am neither very young nor an only child... but have always had imaginary friends as well as real ones...
I've heard some psychologists say it is more related to a persons frame of mind than to the only child thing...
K.
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> > I was reading an article about imaginary friends when you
> > are very young and they had Peter Pan pictures to
> > symbolise it. Usally you usally get these characters if
> > you are a single child which I think Jim is? Is Neverland
> > Jim's imaginery friend speaking to him long after his
> > childhood? Deep!
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> I think Jim actually has a brother named Bill
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> http://media.www.columbiaspectator.com/media/storage/paper865/news/2002/09/03/Sports/Steinman.Retires.After.32.Years.With.Cu.Athletics-2038781.shtml
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