Why some children have imaginary friends? Children have the huge creativity and always think in different way with adults, however, adults do not always understand what they behave; that is why some children have imaginary friends to share their stories with. When I was a child, I often wrote my daily stories in a diary. I named my diary Anny as an imaginary friend because I believed that Anny would be faithful to me forever and never shared my secrets to anyone. Also, Anny was a close companion with me whenever I go to school. In particular, when I felt depress or stress, Anny was the one I think about first if I did not want to share my issues to others. Hence, she helped to release the intense pressure in my daily life at that time. From my own example, I believe that children are generally much or less similar to my case. They are very creative by thinking about something out of the box and always ask questions which make adults sometimes not know how to response. Thanks to this creativity, they imagine about a friend who looks like an angel, or a hero or whoever can let them be freedom in thoughts, speeches, and behavior. Moreover, if adults who are the closest people to children figure out who their children’s imaginary friend is, they will comprehend their children more through that so-called friend. To sum up, the wonderful creativity of children assist them to create a true friendship with their imaginary friend.