|
|
Post by ali1 on Oct 14, 2019 16:33:29 GMT
hello guys, Understanding how MD function is the only way to overcome it, i've read a lot of articles on MD over the years and i was never effected by the informations as i'am right now , this blog is really necessary to read , it helped me more than i can describe.
Part I: Fall of the self.
make sure to read all the parts.
|
|
|
|
Post by katie on Oct 14, 2019 16:41:56 GMT
hello guys, Understanding how MD function is the only way to overcome it, i've read a lot of articles on MD over the years and i was never effected by the informations as i'am right now , this blog is really necessary to read , it helped me more than i can describe.
Part I: Fall of the self.
make sure to read all the parts.
Here I looked up behavioral addictions and this is what I found and added some ways to help with it as its a part of our daydreaming. daydreaminblue.freeforums.net/thread/519/project-on-addiction-md |
|
|
|
Post by katie on Oct 14, 2019 16:44:03 GMT
Thanks for the link its really helpful I may see if we can add the link somewhere were people can see them and root around to find what they are looking for. :)
|
|
|
|
Post by ali1 on Oct 14, 2019 16:48:18 GMT
thank you for doing that , it's a really helpful website ; i'm still amazed by the writer's way of explaining it.
|
|
|
|
Post by philippe on Oct 19, 2019 14:27:49 GMT
Interesting. In summary, if I understand it correctly, he says MDD is a sort of damage control strategy consequence.
The objective of this damage control strategy is to deny/forgot a part of yourself.
The "problem" is that you can't really do that because this part of yourself you denied access to the world won't cease to exist and it's a good thing because it would me bad for your sanity.
A personnal comment about that:
Of course everyone has to do compromises in order to not being crushed by life, but it's hurtful, and you have to deal with the pain each time.
|
|
yasmine
Active Daydreamer
i see mdd as a gift but i want to reduce it cause it starts looking like a curse
|
Post by yasmine on Oct 23, 2019 15:49:34 GMT
hello guys, Understanding how MD function is the only way to overcome it, i've read a lot of articles on MD over the years and i was never effected by the informations as i'am right now , this blog is really necessary to read , it helped me more than i can describe.
Part I: Fall of the self.
make sure to read all the parts.
ohww thanks i am sure it will be helpfull |
|
Marcydel
Junior Daydreamer
Enter your message here...
|
Post by Marcydel on Oct 24, 2019 1:14:54 GMT
The article definitely helps a ton, but I discovered it over a year ago and still have it bad. So I guess it depends on HOW this information is applied. I am just going to try therapy again soon as a last attempt to stop it.
|
|
|
|
Post by granger on Dec 10, 2019 19:16:49 GMT
The article definitely helps a ton, but I discovered it over a year ago and still have it bad. So I guess it depends on HOW this information is applied. I am just going to try therapy again soon as a last attempt to stop it. Me too. I also know quite a bit about MD now, but I haven't really got better. Sometimes I think if I am putting the blame on MD to justify my failings. And its so difficult to maintain a journal, I have tried and failed many many times. Its impossible for me to even roughly tell when I started and for how long, the urge is definitely very strong and mostly I don't want to stop many times. I am not even sure if I am even actually trying to get better because I give in way too much and going cold turkey just won't happen for any extended periods of time. I wrote so much thanks for reading. |
|
