Mr Seal The Albatros said:JHK said:Nicolelt said:JHK said:Peaches said:Animals are the best
I agree. Unless I missed the point that it was imaginary animals. That might be odd.
I had an imaginary dog when I was a kid.
We can get away with a lot of craziness as a kid. I wasn't creative enough to invent anything so I let authors do it for me (maybe I still do). For some reason, it is wrong for us to behave this way as adults.
So when do we, and who are we, to draw the line of when it's right or wrong when it comes to a coping mechanism? I can't say...
I think it depends on how you use it. I wouldn't talk to my imaginary friends out in the open so I won't be laughed at, but I still keep them around. Nobody gets hurt from me doing it, and it only helps me, so I see it as something I should keep.
Funny how we find it so easy to ridicule one another. Ever been caught singing with the music low while you're the only one in the car?
I wonder why it is that society gets to say what it acceptable and what is not in our own personal lives.
Sure seems like a better way to cope then snorting a rail or slamming a bottle.
madera23 said:it is the spirit in the human being that hurt you., it seems like the person.JHK said:madera23 said:Sci-Fi said:madera23 said:You are dealing with a evil spirit.
Please stop promoting stuff like this, you've been asked before not to. Having and imaginary friend is NOT an evil spirit.
I am not promoting anything but the truth from personal experience.
Take a look at the hell going on in the world, it is not a person who causes it, but an evil spirit in the person.
Every time I've been hurt it's been by a physical human being.
When Jesus was on the cross, he said "forgive them FAther, for they know what they do".
He understood .
JEsus was tempted by the demon in the desert, but could not enter him.
The desert could also be a place of lonliness.
I don't believe in God. Or Jesus.
Or perhaps they are the best made up imaginary people around. Who's to say.