Are You Scared of your Imaginary Friend?



CONTENT WARNING: This video contains content that some might find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.

Possible triggers: mentions of emotional/physical distress, being followed, imaginary friend

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Lizzie Lockard

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Mollie Ong

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Jett Thorn

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Katie LeBlanc

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Lizzie Lockard

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Ryan Bergara Shane Madej Steven Lim

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38 thoughts on “Are You Scared of your Imaginary Friend?”

  1. Ryan's final reference to 'Home Alone' was so unexpected it was brilliant. Yeah, you heard that right, I haven't seen one single comment here pointing that out, which is exactly why it's brilliant.

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  2. You guys has not made one of this for a while! I missed this format of your videos! I really like when the story is real! Like that one the person hid in the attic, I feel like just like the person. I too have fear to have my home invaded. I stabilished many security protocols, such as sleeping with many weapons near me but hidden, having a phone near all the time! I even have walkie talkies in each bedroom. I also train, I wake up in the night to simulate a invasion. ^^

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  3. I feel like they probably could have just talked it out with Danny, sorta just broed down and came to a resolution rather than just freaking out. I mean, dude clearly just needed a sandwich and some company.

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  4. I had imaginary friend when i was around age 11-12y/o.. made all my friends believe that the β€œfriend” is real as i believed him was real as well.. however he died tragically (gangster fight in my head) and be dead for good.. never found him scary at all.. in fact, he was like my role model/idol for me to be better at school 😊

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  5. I had an imaginary friend but she was literally just me and slightly different. I also would pretend inanimate objects were real people like in beauti in the beast. My imagination was too big me thinks

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  6. i’m living for this series, it’s giving me flashbacks from unsolved. i love the combination of discussions and stories as well as going on ghost adventures this channel is providing

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  7. Yes, even if I’m practically a working adult now, I’m still scared of my imaginary friend because she lives in our bathtub and followed me to my apartment and has taken over the dark spot in front of my bathroom door which my cat stares at 24/7.

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