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this post was submitted on 08 Jan 2026
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In Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, any child can make an imaginary friend. Eventually it was canonized that teenagers could also create an imaginary friend. When an imaginary friend is created in universe, it enters the universe exactly as the imaginer imagined them.
The Meme is implying that teens are making imaginary friends (who have bodies and a physical form) for carnal, hormone fueled purposes.
Edit: I should specify, this was explaining the meme, and is actually not correct in reference to canon.
As far as I’m aware the teen imaginary friends are only really mentioned in the pilot/episode 1
The factual accuracy of my comment can be debated all day, I was simply explaining the meme.
In fact, I went and checked the fandom site and can only find that teens specifically cannot make imaginary friends because they lack childhood innocence.
That fandom site needs to be updated then lmao, there was a whole episode where Terrence makes an imaginary friend (https://breezewiki.com/fostershomeforimaginaryfriends/wiki/Red) and it's also explained in another episode that the most dangerous imaginary friends are often made by teens
Though it's definitely more difficult with them to make (as shown with Terrence) it can still be accomplished
TBF the citation it gave was a shitter post from the show's creator, NOT an episode.