Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2018 16:08:29 GMT
Hi everyone, I'm Amy.
I've been addicted to daydreaming for 13 years. I've struggled with it for a while, but sometimes this "disorder" is one of my greatest strengths, giving me such creativity and courage. As an artist my imagination is so valuable, and I've learned to respect it over the years.
It wasn't until my early 20s that I started to wonder if others had the same dreaming "habit" as me, and then I stumbled upon Wild Minds. This opened up my eyes to a whole new world, and changed me.
Now, at 26, I struggle to gain the life I missed out on growing up, and deal with my anxiety and depression. However, I plan on finally achieving my independence, which is something I'm looking forward to.
I've been addicted to daydreaming for 13 years. I've struggled with it for a while, but sometimes this "disorder" is one of my greatest strengths, giving me such creativity and courage. As an artist my imagination is so valuable, and I've learned to respect it over the years.
It wasn't until my early 20s that I started to wonder if others had the same dreaming "habit" as me, and then I stumbled upon Wild Minds. This opened up my eyes to a whole new world, and changed me.
Now, at 26, I struggle to gain the life I missed out on growing up, and deal with my anxiety and depression. However, I plan on finally achieving my independence, which is something I'm looking forward to.
of my past and how my time is gone and was wasted, or the future and how I need to do something about it, I am put in a bad mood.