About me

[Melissa]

I was encouraged by a friend to check out this site and share my experiences, partially for the purposes of studying this type of daydreaming. My friend and I both wonder if there are others like me - because when I daydream, I am not in my fantasies. Not ever. They are always focused on pairings based in slash fiction. I have a few different pairings I cycle through - I'll stay with one couple for days, weeks, months... then switch to another. I am constantly spinning stories in my head. Some I write down to see where they go, others I wait until they play out in my head before putting them down on paper. I would much rather be home reading or writing slash fiction or watching videos that are my fodder, rather than being at work. I crave it like a drug, and at times it totally consumes me.

So there it is. There's more, of course. But that's it for now...

[The1andonlyAbber]

What are slash stories?

[Melissa]

Brittany - I know what you mean about a version of yourself being in your fantasies. The characters I use are people who do exist - usually musicians or people in "reality" type tv - but of course I tailor their personalities to suit my own mind, or to what I think they are like. So in a way, they are versions of themselves as well. But I need for them to be based in some sort of reality - maybe that's just lazy on my part. For example, if I'm spinning a slash story, the characters almost always have at least shown potential to do the kinds of things I make them do.

[Brittany M.]

Personally, I am always in my own fantasies, but I'm not who I really am...if that makes sense. :) But, I am always creating different stories and plots with all of my characters in my mind, and I always visualize the outcomes. I have never written down any of my stories, but I also crave just daydreaming and if I can't do it I get in a really bad mood.