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Post by starr on Nov 3, 2019 21:24:13 GMT
(i'm not good in english so please bare with me)
I have this condition since i was 10,i thought it was normal for a kid like me. Thought that i only have a creative imagination. It turned out every year it worsens. I enjoy my daydreams more than my life. My family's the main trigger. I grew up not being able to express my emotions. I grew up not telling anyone i feel bad/ at something or angry to someone. My daydreams became my bridge to feel my emotions and express them. It helps me say what i really wanted to say. It helps me feel happy, alive and loved at least during my daydreams. Daydreams became my defense mechanism from all my realities. All along i know there's something wrong with me until after i graduated in college. I found out i have MD. This year has been the worse MD i had. To the point that i couldn't sleep and i don't eat breakfast and lunch. I don't have the will to socialize or get up in bed, i just want to daydream. To the point where i daydream right after i open my eyes from my sleep. This week, i have read an article which explains every bit of my experiences in MD. It inspires me to stop daydreaming. I wanted to live the best time of my life. That's why i'm here
here's the article
maladaptivedaydreamingguide.wordpress.com/
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Post by alvi on Nov 3, 2019 22:04:25 GMT
Hi Starr. welcome to the forum!
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Post by katie on Nov 3, 2019 22:09:33 GMT
(i'm not good in english so please bare with me)
I have this condition since i was 10,i thought it was normal for a kid like me. Thought that i only have a creative imagination. It turned out every year it worsens. I enjoy my daydreams more than my life. My family's the main trigger. I grew up not being able to express my emotions. I grew up not telling anyone i feel bad/ at something or angry to someone. My daydreams became my bridge to feel my emotions and express them. It helps me say what i really wanted to say. It helps me feel happy, alive and loved at least during my daydreams. Daydreams became my defense mechanism from all my realities. All along i know there's something wrong with me until after i graduated in college. I found out i have MD. This year has been the worse MD i had. To the point that i couldn't sleep and i don't eat breakfast and lunch. I don't have the will to socialize or get up in bed, i just want to daydream. To the point where i daydream right after i open my eyes from my sleep. This week, i have read an article which explains every bit of my experiences in MD. It inspires me to stop daydreaming. I wanted to live the best time of my life. That's why i'm here
here's the article
maladaptivedaydreamingguide.wordpress.com/ Hello Starr and welcome to daydream in blue. I hope you can find ways here to ease your daydreaming try and looking in the help and research page and start thinking of sertting goals for yourself to work towards for either a week at a time or go by the month we have a monthly thread goals here on tghe forum too any questions do not hesitate to ask me or one of the other mods. Glad you joined the daydream in blue community.
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Post by Sam on Nov 4, 2019 1:18:27 GMT
Welcome to the forum!
We're all in this together and we're here to help whenever you need. Like Katie said, if you have any questions, feel free to let one of the mods know and we'll do our best to answer.
We're looking forward to hearing more from you :)
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Post by bee on Nov 4, 2019 7:46:24 GMT
Hey starr,
welcome to the forum!
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Post by serenity on Nov 4, 2019 21:09:35 GMT
Hi and welcome. Since about 7 here. Tried to work out when, and that's about as far back as I recall. Odd thing is, it's only at 42 I realise I'm part of a community of folk like me, from all places, and all ages. It's a lovely community here, of truly excellent people. People, I might add, who have remained excellent and kind despite going through (then and now) so much. I found amazing support here. Hope you do too.
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