As children, many of us have imaginary friends. This week's episode explores why we have them, what they mean, and who is more likely to have them. 
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As children, many of us have imaginary friends. This week's episode explores why we have them, what they mean, and who is more likely to have them. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/FR2UMPD Anchor Support Link: https://anchor.fm/mypsychdegree YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-BSg02gHzLXBpEtRWBkPLw

As children, many of us have imaginary friends. This week's episode explores why we have them, what they mean, and who is more likely to have them.&nbsp;
Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/FR2UMPD Anchor&nbsp;
Support Link: https://anchor.fm/mypsychdegree
YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-BSg02gHzLXBpEtRWBkPLw

I'm Not Alone, I Have Imaginary Friends

Journey with me to explore the many questions we ask ourselves but never take the time to google. From why people act, feel, and say certain things, to theories I feel you should just know. Don't worry; I have a psychology degree.

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I'm Not Alone, I Have Imaginary Friends

I'm Not Alone, I Have Imaginary Friends