SnowFlag SG Study shows that: While preschool girls were more likely to have an imaginary companion, by age 7 boys were just as likely as girls to have one. 27 percent of the children described an imaginary friend that their parents did not know about. 57 percent of the imaginary companions of school-age youngsters were humans and 41 percent were animals. One companion was a human capable of transforming herself into any animal the child wanted. Not all imaginary companions are friendly. A number were quite uncontrollable and some were a nuisance. http://www.uwnews.org/article.asp?articleID=6814 Do u hv imaginary friends?
Poopie-Head SG probably how religions started in the first place. most adults do have imaginary friends and foes, in this sense.
