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Post by reigngiovanni on Apr 12, 2021 18:39:21 GMT
I started daydreaming as a young teen, it was my way of escaping my childhood difficulties. I had so many family issues at home. I spent alot of time in juvenile due to the fact of fighting my stepfather. In juvenile I daydreamed to escape my reality. I created a world that I wanted to be my reality and thats how I coped. Im now 41 and I still struggle with daydreaming but not as much as my childhood. My worst moments of daydreaming was when I lost my baby one month after he was born back in 2008. Other moments are triggered by to much about something or to upset about something. I've also notice when I eat something super sugary its a trigger. One other thing I notice is when the daydreaming is heavy I have nightmares or very vivid dreams also.
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Post by Sam on Apr 13, 2021 18:57:15 GMT
Welcome to the forum!
MD is often an unhealthy coping mechanism for basically anything that makes reality uncomfortable.
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