Write a book!

Hey,



My name's Lucillia Forrest and I'm new here. Basically, my daydreaming started as far as back in my childhood as I can remember. I found out last year that this weird daydreaming thing had a name and I was really happy to know I wasn't the only one.



Sometimes, I love daydreaming and sometimes I don't. Daydreaming takes so much time out of my life: I can't focus on lessons and now I'm failing tests. But, I just can't stop daydreaming. I live for my daydreams; they make me so happy.



I believe my daydreaming came from a trauma I endured in my childhood and is still happening. I believe it's a way to get myself away from reality and to not break down crying.



I just can't handle daydreaming and sometimes I wish I was a normal person, who didn't daydream so much that they are obsessed with their fantasy characters.



But I think I found a way to prevent myself from being obsessed with a daydream (I have multiple daydreams). It's to write a book about your daydream. This really helped me. When I was writing my book, I began to get bored with that specific daydream because of how much time I spent writing the book and how much faults I found in the daydream. And now I'm not that obsessed with that daydream and I can't get back into it as much.



Now, I just wish I can put all my daydreams behind me and move on with my life in REALITY



Thanks for reading this,

Lucillia Forrest.