The strange stories that you will find below were shared on social networks by parents puzzled by the strange sayings their children sometimes utter.
1. Sally the killer
My daughter had an imaginary girlfriend named Sally. The daughter once stated that Sally had been in jail before for chopping off her mother's head.
2. Captain
One of my acquaintances was perplexed by the fact that her 7-year-old son was constantly talking about some kind of ghost that spoke and played with him in his room.
He called this ghost Captain and described it as a white, elderly man with a beard. The worst thing is that this Captain allegedly told the boy that when he grows up, his job will be to kill people, and the Captain himself will then tell him exactly who should be killed.
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After talking about this, the boy burst into tears and stated that he did not want to kill anyone when he grew up, but the Captain allegedly convinces him that he had no choice and he would eventually get used to killing.
3. Glowing red eyes
When my son was four years old and he went to bed, his imaginary friend allegedly sat in a corner and lit the room with his glowing red eyes.
4. "She looks like Kelly"
When my daughter was three years old, she had an imaginary girlfriend named Kelly who lived in a wardrobe. She sat in a rocking chair when her daughter slept, played with her when she was awake - in general, the usual story about imaginary friends.
Two years passed, and one evening my wife and I were watching The Amityville Horror on TV. At that moment, when the screen showed a dead girl with black eye sockets, the daughter enters. And instead of being frightened, she happily exclaimed: "She is exactly like my Kelly." What Kelly? "Well, you remember that dead girl who used to live in my closet!"
5. Indian
I have a younger brother who also had an imaginary friend. Also, my brother suffered from sleepwalking. When he was three or four years old, he began to talk about a friend named Freya.
He said that Frye has rather dark skin, few clothes and likes to hunt in the wild. He once said that many, many years ago, Fraya lived in a house not far from us, until the white people came and burned him alive and destroyed his entire village.
From the mouth of a 4-year-old kid, hearing this was more than strange …
6. "I Can't Kill Him"
When my brother was very young, he often acted as if he was talking to someone invisible. One day my mother heard this phrase from him: “But I cannot kill him! He's my only dad!"
7. Emily
When my sister was 6 or 7, she had an imaginary friend named Emily. She was the same age as my sister, lived in her closet, wore an old black dress and long black hair.
The sister played with Emily nonstop and the parents became very anxious. She could sit for hours in one place and whisper about something with an imaginary friend and very reluctant to communicate with the rest of the family.
I remember especially well one day when my brother entered her room. The sister was sitting in the middle of the room, but immediately turned and hissed at him. He was frightened, and with a white face, he said that his sister at that moment did not even look like herself. The parents ran to her room and a minute later they heard terrible cries of "Go away!"
Now she is already 24. Today I decided to ask her about that case. She said that Emily convinced her to do something terrible on herself. She really woke up sometimes on the roof, and could not understand how she got there. I am not kidding. Apparently, Emily terribly hated our parents and tried to turn her sister against them. She really doesn’t like to remember this, so I never returned to this topic.
All of the above happened in our old house. Then we moved and Emily disappeared. I didn't invent anything. This imaginary girlfriend has spoiled our family a lot. I feel immensely relieved that we have left that awful house.
8. Aisi's prediction
Once, when I was in high school, I went to visit my best friend who had a little sister - she was about 5 or 6. While I was waiting for my friend to come down to the living room, the baby came up to me and very seriously said: "Aisi told me to ask you if you know when you will die."
I chuckled nervously - a terrible question, isn't it? But by that time I had already heard about this girl's imaginary friend, and decided to play along: “No, of course not! Nobody can know this. I hope I die very old."
But the girl shook her head mournfully and said: "No, Aisi says it will happen today." Having said this, the child left.