Marcydel
Junior Daydreamer
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Post by Marcydel on Dec 18, 2019 7:10:16 GMT
It’s a specific daydream that I’m still holding onto. I know that I won’t really be letting anything go, that the feelings will all come back to me. Still, it’s easy to convince myself that this hesitation is like a the final hurrah before I completely go sober, but I know that’s just an excuse for stalling. I’ve always wanted a life without an ounce of MD, but when I actually try to give up a specific daydream with specific feelings, all I’m doing is stalling. Which is ridiculous because I know it only takes a little analyzing to be able to be able to replace it with real life (in my case). I don’t know, why do some of you think you hesitate to give it up?
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Post by javen99 on Dec 18, 2019 23:42:53 GMT
Hard to say why but I feel like it offers a better reality than the actual one , life is hard but in dreams you can do anything so I think it’s natural to want to go back. Of course this compulsion to want to daydream is quite damaging once you start neglecting real life so it’s important that you find a way to manage it.
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Post by Sam on Dec 19, 2019 18:04:13 GMT
The comfort definitely. My daydreams are a safe place for me to interact with people and get all of the things that I want in real life but don't see myself getting in real life because of varying fears.
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