About: Imaginary childhood friends

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Imaginary Childhood Friends (ICFs) are companions usually created by children when they do not have enough real friends around to fight with over toys, to blame for eating all the ice cream, or to get injured with on bouncy castles.

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rdfs:label	Imaginary childhood friends
rdfs:comment	Imaginary Childhood Friends (ICFs) are companions usually created by children when they do not have enough real friends around to fight with over toys, to blame for eating all the ice cream, or to get injured with on bouncy castles.
dcterms:subject	Things controlled by Jews Insanity Things that don't exist Friendship
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abstract	Imaginary Childhood Friends (ICFs) are companions usually created by children when they do not have enough real friends around to fight with over toys, to blame for eating all the ice cream, or to get injured with on bouncy castles. A parent will often become aware that their child is interacting with an ICF when they hear their son or daughter holding one-sided conversations whilst alone in their room. While to any rational person, this behaviour can be explained as demonic possession or their child’s ability to communicate with the dead, parents eventually come to the conclusion that their son or daughter does not in fact have ‘The Gift’ but has actually invented a playmate. This can lead to severe trauma and the parent may need psychological counselling to allow themselves to come to terms with having to retract what they have told all their acquaintances and colleagues (i.e. that their child is ‘special’)

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