I grew up with friends and an older brother. I never saw my dad because he worked two jobs, even on the weekend. My mom was there but she was either on the phone, outside, or on the computer. My brother was at school or in his room most of the time. He’s 5 years older than me so we never got along very well.
When I was 6 or 7 I had an imaginary friend named Charlie. She was always with me. We’d play, do homework, sleep, and even swim and bathe together. We were like sisters.
One day I was telling my mom about Charlie and mom didn’t believe me. She said when I first was born I had a “friend” that I liked to play with. She said that I’ve also had a very vivid imagination that sometimes got wild. So she left the subject alone.
Me and Charlie went on with our lives together. Every time Charlie would come in the room mom would say,”Oh, its getting cold in this room.” This made Charlie mad. Soon she would start pushing things off shelves and causing me to get in trouble. I would say “Charlie did it!” and mom would say “Oh yeah right!” Charlie became more and more mean.
One day Charlie just left. She just left. And these days I still get visited by her. She’s very cruel. She had picked me up and hit me and called me names. One day in the 6th grade I was taking a test and she came. She would pinch me and say things like “your gonna fail!” or “you cant do it!” Then five minutes later she hissed at me and that’s the last I’ve heard of Charlie.
Sent in by Megan, Copyright 2010 TrueGhostTales.com
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maybe Charlie isn’t an imaginary friend but someone who is a spirit maybe an entity who is getting mad cause you are moving on growing up so to speak… You should check the history of your house and find out if Charlie was once alive… talk to neighbors find out more information… Maybe you can find out who she was???
keep us all posted k! have a nice day!
WOW. You need to get rid of her! If you don’t she can follow you around like she is now. And get you in trouble…..or get you in way bigger trouble then just a few books getting knocked down.
Yeah charlie sounds like trouble maybe its a demon in disguise they can take all forms the demon has tried to trick you making you think its your friend but now its showing its true colors its evil an angel or even a human spirit unless it was really evil would not do that to you get rid of her as suzi said this thing is evil i can recommend you to get a priest to help or go to paranormal state.com get their number or site and try to get an investigation done write back if you have questions
charlie sounds like an evil one.maybe if your just pretend charlie was there with you maybe she wouldnt of done the things.but now you know how charlie really is.thats scary what she did to you.im glad shes not with you anymore.its for the best.do you miss her since she was with you alot?thanks for the story.
Next time she comes to you say, “Charlie, Jesus rebuke you”! Just do it the very next time and let us know. She will most likely shriek and shrink real quick and she won’t bother you much anymore. If by some chance it does come back, do it again. It is that simple.
1. I think jk is trolling.
2. Honestly, this story makes me think of my schizophrenic cousin.
If you can see and hear why did you believe your parrents that she was imaginary?
I hope Charlie quits it. I wish peace to you and Charlie .take care