Sorry, no offense....but, yes, I make fun of folks that hear voices. There's medication for that.

Believe what you want but:

Extraordinary Claims Demand Extraordinary Evidence....and hearing voices is one heck of an extraordinary claim. Check the DSM.

Let's just drop it ok. Although I was raised in TX, I'm in Montana now and am not used to all the "imaginary friend" talk. I'll be moving back to the Rayburn area next year so, I guess I'd better get used to hearing that silly mess again.
It seems that it's ok to express this mystical b.s. but when someone call you on it....all of a sudden, they are the bad guy. Puleeeeze.....learn how to take a joke. That's twice today that I've made an innocent comment on a guy's mystical claim and got grief for it. Geeze folks...lighten up.

I was labeled a blasphemer as soon as I arrived to Texas. I learned to keep my mouth shut, because almost all christians I have personally met judge you as if they were god themselves, even though the bible tells you not to.

EDIT- with that said, what you believe is your reality. I saw this experiment in which people who believe in god show brain activity in the communication regions of the brain when they pray. I personally have never spoken to god, but thats not to say I haven't tried- mainly because of intense social pressure.