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Maladaptive daydreaming is an extensive fantasy activity that interferes with an individual's life.

Maladaptive daydreamers feel an urgency to daydream, which is similar to an addiction. Their fantasies are complex stories, with characters and plots, and they are very emotionally intense.

On this website, maladaptive daydreamers can speak openly about this problem, sharing stories, resources, solutions, ideas, or just feel part of a community.

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I would like to share a new interview with Nirit Soffer-Dudek, in which she give us updates on some researches and talks about the relationship between MD and other disorders.
Dr. Nirit Soffer-Dudek, from Ben Gurion University of Negev, is a researcher and she leads the The Consciousness and Psychopathology Laboratory; she works with Professor Somer.

Interview with Dr. Nirit Soffer-Dudek

Here I share with you my interview with Eli Somer, in which he answers the question of people from this community and my Italian forum community.

    Interview with Professor Eli Somer

New year's eve message:

My dearest MDers,

WildMinds have subscribers from 190 different countries, and I'm proud we are a community totally opened and spreaded all over the world.

Since I've reopened wildminds we had a lot of new subscribers, and many of you old ones came back to share with us their thoughts and their suggestions.

I would like to thank you all for your valued contribution and I wish all the best for 2021!

                         Valeria